Judicial Review

Extending Time in Which to Make an Application for Judicial Review

“In principle the time limit goes to the integrity of the planning code.”

Aug 6, 2024 •

Michael Furminger BL

Remittal and Directions to the Board

The extent to which the "walls" of the statutory process can be relocated “a little as fairness requires”

May 2, 2024 •

Michael Furminger BL

The Planning Bill and Judicial Review

Changes in Procedure

Mar 21, 2024 •

Michael Furminger BL

Developer Notice Party Able to Defend Its Permission

Even Where the Board has Conceded JR

Feb 27, 2024 •

Michael Furminger BL

The Planning Bill – Costs in Planning Judicial Reviews

The return of satellite litigation and delay

Feb 20, 2024 •

Michael Furminger BL

Court Directions in Remitted Applications

Relocating the Walls of the Planning Process “a little as fairness requires”?

Nov 24, 2023 •

Michael Furminger BL

Can Developers Defend Permissions Where the Board has Conceded JR?

A “novel but important” question says the Supreme Court

Nov 14, 2023 •

Michael Furminger BL

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