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Regina v Swansea City Council, ex parte Elitestone Ltd: CA 5 May 1993

The company appellant, E, wished to develop its land. The Council had declared it to be a conservation area. E said that they had not given the necessary notice of the meeting of the sub-committee at which the initial decision had been made. E appealed against a finding that due notice had been given. Held: … Continue reading Regina v Swansea City Council, ex parte Elitestone Ltd: CA 5 May 1993

Regina v Swansea City Council, ex parte Elitestone Ltd: QBD 1993

On 1 May a sub-committee held a meeting at which land was declared to be a conservation area. Under the Act, the agenda had been open for inspection for three clear days. They were available from April 26, and there was no suggestion that they had not been available for any part of that working … Continue reading Regina v Swansea City Council, ex parte Elitestone Ltd: QBD 1993