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Town and country planning – Certificate of proposed lawful use. Court of Session: Refusing an appeal against the decision of a reporter appointed by the Scottish Minsters, who refused an appeal by the owner of a retail park against a local authority refusal of its an application for a certificate of proposed lawful use permitting the retail sale of any non-food goods, the court held that the reporter had not erred in his construction of condition 3 of the detailed planning permission granted in 1993, or in his conclusion that condition 3 excluded the operation of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order 1997.
Town and country planning – Certificate of proposed lawful use. Court of Session: Refusing an appeal against the decision of a reporter appointed by the Scottish Minsters, who refused an appeal by the owner of a retail park against a local authority refusal of its an application for a certificate of proposed lawful use permitting the retail sale of any non-food goods, the court held that the reporter had not erred in his construction of condition 3 of the detailed planning permission granted in 1993, or in his conclusion that condition 3 excluded the operation of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order 1997.
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