The power of consent

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Harrison, A

Language: English Series: Solicitors` Journal ; 139(9) 10 March 1995, 212-213(2)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: Suggests that reform of planning control, with simpler enforcement procedures, incorporated in the Planning and Compensation Act 1991, has made little practical difference to levels of enforcement. Cites three recent cases as examples of the importance of carefully considered consent.

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Suggests that reform of planning control, with simpler enforcement procedures, incorporated in the Planning and Compensation Act 1991, has made little practical difference to levels of enforcement. Cites three recent cases as examples of the importance of carefully considered consent.

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