Planning permission: Humpty Dumpty and the sequential approach — Tesco v Dundee
It is well established that, when determining planning applications, planning authorities must proceed upon a proper understanding of the development plan. This briefing looks at the key points arising from a recent UK Supreme Court decision on this question and the potential for that decision to drive a coach and horses through the meaning of “suitable” in the context of the sequential approach.
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Briefings from Nabarro
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Real Estate newsletter — May 2013
Nabarro has released the May 2013 edition of its Real Estate newsletter.
Analysis from The Lawyer
Number crunching: Nabarro
A few UK200 firms – such as DWF – have managed to grow in the downturn. A few, such as Berwin Leighton Paisner, have come back stronger than ever after a wobble. Nabarro fits into neither category.
