Challenging decisions
Language: English Series: JPL ; (1986) 812-819(8)Publication details: 1986Subject(s): Summary: Examines the procedures involved in challenging the refusal by a local authority of an application for planning permission . Legal remedies include appeal and judicial review. Lists possible grounds for both. Considers also the challenging of a ministerial decision. Apart from challenging decisions by appeal or judicial review the author also reviews the possibility of applying to the Local Ombudsman . Mentions the potential price payable for unsuccessful objections. Refers to relevant caselaw throughout.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Examines the procedures involved in challenging the refusal by a local authority of an application for planning permission . Legal remedies include appeal and judicial review. Lists possible grounds for both. Considers also the challenging of a ministerial decision. Apart from challenging decisions by appeal or judicial review the author also reviews the possibility of applying to the Local Ombudsman . Mentions the potential price payable for unsuccessful objections. Refers to relevant caselaw throughout.