Jess Harrold
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Traders attack Shepherd’s Bush Market CPO
Traders at Shepherd’s Bush Market are awaiting the outcome of a High Court challenge to a compulsory purchase order that will pave the way for redevelopment
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M3 development to face appeal challenge
The judicial discretion not to quash a planning permission despite a material error in the decision-making process will come under scrutiny in an appeal over the redevelopment of former Defence…
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Naturist resort loses tenancy battle
The owner of a woodland naturist resort in St Albans, Hertfordshire, has lost at the Court of Appeal in its bid to repossess a plot from tenants who have occupied…
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Judge finds in favour of sellers in SPIF tiff
A couple that bought a £625,000 home in 2010, only to find the next year that plans were afoot for two large housing developments nearby, have failed in a claim…
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Planning barrister fends of negligence claim over campsite advice
The High Court has rejected a compensation claim made by a couple that alleged an experienced planning barrister gave them negligent advice when they faced an ultimately-successful judicial review challenge…
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Judge gives estate agents greater right to be heard in regulatory proceedings
The high court has ruled that the procedure recently adopted for regulating estate agency work is unlawful and must be changed
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Supreme Court to rule next week on whether 2nd and 6th floors can be a single hereditament
The Supreme Court will give judgment next Wednesday (29 July) in an important case concerning the unit of assessment for rating purposes when single tenants occupy more than one floor…
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Car park managers face anxious wait for Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court has heard a legal challenge to an £85 overstay fee at a Chelmsford car park, with a decision not likely until late this year
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Supreme Court rejects environmental challenge to Norfolk development
A local man opposed to the development of a lorry park and two silos at a maltings plant in Norfolk has met with final defeat at the Supreme Court.
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Tesco loses in Lord Justice Sullivan’s final planning judgment
Lord Justice Sullivan, the most influential planning judge in recent decades, today handed down his final decision, dismissing a challenge by Tesco to the permission for an out-of-town Asda supermarket…
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Coventry v Lawrence part three – Supreme Court upholds costs regime
The Supreme Court today gave its third judgment in the long-running dispute between the owners and operators of a Suffolk motorsports stadium and a couple that bought a nearby property…
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Judge gives thumbs up to redrawing Lichfield’s green belt boundaries
Lichfield district council’s local plan, which releases two green belt sites for housing development, has been upheld by the High Court