Clearance in UK Law
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London Residuary Body v Lambeth London Borough Council and Another
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In my opinion nothing in either the Clyde & Co. case or in the Westminster Council case is properly to be interpreted as laying down that the competing needs test exists as a matter of law. The most that can be extracted from the two cases is that the desirability of preserving an existing use of land is a consideration material to be taken into account under that subsection, provided there is a reasonable probability that such use will be preserved if permission for the new use is refused.
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Mr M Wall, Mr M Black, Mrs S Wall, Mr D Birch, Mr D Carter, Mr M James v Winchester City Council (1st Respondent) Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Interested Party)
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Whether other uses would or would not be materially different from the permitted use is irrelevant for the purpose of ascertaining what use is permitted by the planning permission. If the permitted use has been implemented, and a change to the permitted use takes place, then it will be a question of fact and degree whether that change is a material change of use.
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London Borough of Lambeth v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Aberdeen Asset Management and Others (Interested Parties)
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In consequence, I consider that the 2014 permission was ambiguous on its face. Despite the stated approval of the variation of the condition as to use, which restricted sale to non-food goods, the "Conditions" in the permission did not include any condition restricting use to the sale of non-food goods. Because of the ambiguity I conclude that it is permissible to consider the 1985 and 2010 permissions, and application for the variation in 2014.
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Campbell Court Property Ltd v Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions
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I realise that what takes place on the ground cannot be conclusive and agree with Ms Robinson's submission that caution has to be exercised because landowners may choose not to implement the whole of a planning permission, and may carry out development in breach of planning control. But if the documentary evidence is sparse, I do not see why the purported implementation of a planning permission on the ground, if done without any complaint over many years, should be altogether ignored.
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SmithKline Beecham Plc v Generics UK Ltd
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However it is important under the CPR to have in mind the overriding principles when considering whether to lift an order made under CPR 31.22. The most important consideration must be the interest of justice which involves considering the interest of the party seeking to use the documents and that of the party protected by the CPR 31.22 order. As Lord Oliver said each case will depend upon its own facts.
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Nottinghamshire County Council v Secretary of State for Environment, Transport & Regions and Another
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Therefore, in considering whether to grant planning permission for a proposal (use B) which will pre-empt the possibility of the desirable future use (use A), the relative desirability of the two uses have to be weighed. In striking the balance, the likelihood of use A actually coming about is doubtless a highly material consideration.
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Winchester City Council (Claimant / Appellant) v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (1st Defendant / Respondent) Mr M Wall, Mr M Black, Mrs S Wall, Mr D Birch, Mr D Carter, Mr M James (2nd Defendants / Respondents)
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In my judgment everything points to the 2003 grant being one of permission to use the land as a travelling showpeoples' site. Not only is this what was applied for, and was granted in the short description, it is also consistent with the conditions which I have set out in paragraph 6 of this judgment. Nowhere is it described as a residential caravan site, nor are the conditions taken as a whole appropriate for such a site.
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European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Act 2020
... ... to—(a) persons to whom the provision in question applies, and(b) persons to whom that provision does not apply but who—(i) have entry clearance granted by virtue of relevant entry clearance immigration rules (see section 17) ,(ii) have leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom granted by ... ...
- The Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2016
- The Immigration and Nationality (Fees) Regulations 2018
- The Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Rules 2014
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Homicide clearance in Western Europe
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Erasing the mark of a criminal past: Ex-offenders’ expectations and experiences with record clearance
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A Comprehensive Assessment of Crime Investigation Policy in Japan, by Crime, Clearance and Criminal Rates
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UK Entry Clearance Guide
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CFIUS Clearance: Melrose Industries and GKN PLC
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CFIUS Clearance: AVEVA Group and OSIsoft, LLC
Status: Clearance Acquirer: AVEVA Group plc (UK) Acquired: OSIsoft, LLC (US) Value: US$5 billion Industry: Software; Technology Services On August 25, 2020, AVEVA Group plc, a “leader in indus...
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Appeal a visa decision from outside the UK (ECO)
Immigration and Asylum Tribunal forms including the form to appeal a visa or immigration decision....FIRST-TIER TRIBUNAL IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM CHAMBER ... Reset form ... Print form ... Appeal against a Decision of an Entry Clearance Officer (ECO) – ... Information sheet ... Complete this form if you are appealing from outside the United Kingdom against a decision of an Entry ... ...
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Appeal a visa decision from outside the UK (ECO)
Immigration and Asylum Tribunal forms including the form to appeal a visa or immigration decision.... ... Information on Fee Payment ... Notice of Appeal to the First-tier Tribunal ... (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) ... Overseas Entry Clearance ... Information on appealing to the First-tier Tribunal ... (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) ... This leaflet provides further information on: ... ...