Challenging Planning Permissions: How Prompt is Prompt?

• Author:
• Steve Hawkins

It is now very common for planning permissions for controversial developments to be challenged in the Courts on the grounds that the local planning authority made an error of law in reaching that decision. Challenges are often made by affected neighbours, the green lobby or rival developers.

These challenges are made to the High Court by way of an application for judicial review. The rules require that an application must be made promptly and in any event within three months from the date wh... (206 more words)

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