Planning permission: An end to ‘drop in’?

Irwin Mitchell LLP | December 2022/January 2023 #403
Victoria Tague and Nicola Gooch consider the implications of a recent Supreme Court judgment relating to subsequent permissions on a development with a pre-existing planning permission, including what this means for CIL The Supreme Court’s solution to the need to vary large multi-unit consents is to require a replacement application, covering the whole site, setting …

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Planning: Pretty appealing

Irwin Mitchell LLP | September 2022 #400
Nicola Gooch considers some recent High Court, Court of Appeal and Planning Appeal decisions The Court of Appeal has confirmed something that I have been advising clients for a very long time. When it comes to CIL, retrospective consents are extortionately expensive. Although planning may not be generally considered to be the ‘sexiest’ profession, it can …

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