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035 _a(Sirsi) u18545
041 _aeng
245 _aMcKay v Sos for the Environment, Cornwall CC and Penwith DC
260 _c1994
350 _a0
490 _aJournal of Planning and Environment Law
_v1994 JPL 806-816(11)
520 _aQBD 12 March 1994. Enforcement notice - steps required for compliance - part of site Scheduled Ancient Monument - allegation that notice was a nullity - requirement to carry out works in breach of Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 s2 - criminal liability - non compliance with notice also minimal - was Inspector entitled to vary the notice - test for nullity in Miller - Mead applied - recipient of the the notice must be able to understand with reasonable certainty the steps which are required of him. Also the steps must in reality be capable of being carried out and if the recipient is required to do something unlawful he cannot reasonably be said to be able to carry out the requirements - the notice was a nullity.
650 _aANCIENT MONUMENTS
650 _aANCIENT MONUMENTS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREAS ACT 1979
650 _aENFORCEMENT NOTICE
650 _aTEST FOR NULLITY
690 _aPLANNING LAW AND PRACTICE-CASE LAW
942 _n0
948 _c04/03/1997
999 _c12334
_d12334