Wycombe DC v Michael Shanly Group Ltd

Wycombe DC v Michael Shanly Group Ltd - 1994 - Estates Gazette (1994) 02 EG 112-114(3) .

QBD 12 July 1993. M was owner occupier of some land. He gave no express consent to the display of advertising hoardings on his land by X although there had been negotiations between them. On realising that X had erected the hoardings M removed them. It was concluded that the hoarding was erected without M`s knowledge or consent and M was not guilty of the offence of displaying an advertisement under Town and Country Planning Act 1990 s224(5). W appealed on the grounds that not knowing about the advertisement was insufficient defence. Appeal dismissed citing "Merton LBC v Edmonds" (WB2926-35) which had held that not giving consent to an advertisement was a suitable defence under the Act.


ADVERTISING HOARDINGS
ADVERTISEMENT REGULATIONS
KNOWLEDGE OR CONSENT
MERTON LBC V EDMONDS
PLANNING CONTROL
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 S224(5)