| Source: | All England Reporter |
| Publisher Citation: | [2002] All ER (D) 526 (May) |
| Neutral Citation: | [2002] EWHC 1090 (Admin) |
| Court: | Administrative Court |
| Judge: | Richards J |
| Representation | David Elvin QC and Thomas Hill (instructed by Marrons) for the claimant. |
| Philip Sales and Sarah Moore (instructed by the Treasury Solicitor) for the first defendant. | |
| Anthony Dinkin QC (instructed by Osborne Clarke) for the third defendant. | |
| Judgment Dates: | 31 May 2002 |
Catchwords
Town and country planning - Permission for development - Application for permission - Permission originally granted for retail warehouse in 1996 - Permission erroneously failing to include conditions - Site subsequently purchased by company seeking to apply for permission to develop food store - Secretary of State granting permission - Secretary of State having regard to fall back position of original permission granted - Claimant objecting to grant of permission - Claimant contending Secretary of State wrongly balancing planning merits with fall back position - Whether Secretary of State in error.
The Case
The Secretary of State had not erred when he had granted planning permission to develop a supermarket on a site, contrary to the development plan, in circumstances where he had had regard to the adverse fall back position of the implementation of a prior permission which had been erroneously issued without appropriate conditions.
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