Trio Thames v Secretary of State for the Environment and Reading BC
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
| Year | 1984 |
| Date | 1984 |
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8 cases
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Cork County Council & Froggat and Others v Slattery Pre-Cast Concrete Ltd and Others
...Molumby v Kearns (Unrep, O'Sullivan J, 19/1/1999), Trio Thames v Secretary of State for the Environment and Reading Borough Council [1984] JPL 183, Jillings v Secretary of State for the Environment [1984] JPL 32, Galway County Council v Lackagh Rock Limited [1985] IR 355, Waterford County C......
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R (Thomas and Others) v North Northamptonshire Council
... ... , CA and East Sussex County Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government ... : Beach v Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions [2001] EWHC Admin ... ] EWHC 1775 (Admin) ; [ 2019 ] PTSR 2144 Trio Thames Ltd v Secretary of State for the ... ...
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The King (on the application of) Fountain House Residents' Association v Westminster City Council
...could properly be described as ancillary and claim that the use is a dual use with reference to the legal decision, Trio Thames Ltd v Secretary of State [1984] JPL 183), which is important, given the protection given to office space under the Westminster City Plan. Policy 13. D. 2. Of the C......
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Ronald M. Duguid v Secretary of State for The Environment, Transport and The Regionswest Lindsey District Council
...to a permitted primary use is itself permitted without the need for any separate planning permission: see Trio Thames Ltd. v Secretary of State for the Environment [1984] J.P.L. 183. No enforcement can take away these legally permitted rights: this has been referred to before us as the Mans......
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