Developers must hedge their bets

By:

Palomba, M

Contributor(s):

Kansagra, S

Language: English Series: Property Week ; 58(2) 17 January 1997, 21(1)Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: A decision by Hull CC to allow an action protecting a hedgerow against plans by the local authority to uproot it to enable development (see WB3301-24), means that over 4,000 Enclosure Acts passed two centuries ago may still be law. Impending government legislation will provide definitive regulations.

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A decision by Hull CC to allow an action protecting a hedgerow against plans by the local authority to uproot it to enable development (see WB3301-24), means that over 4,000 Enclosure Acts passed two centuries ago may still be law. Impending government legislation will provide definitive regulations.

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