When an enforcement notice had been served, it was enough evidence in the circumstances that the person served was an owner of the land within the Act to show that he had applied for change of use of the land stating that he was the owner of the land Citations: Gazette 25-Nov-1998, [1998] EWHC Admin … Continue reading Walton v Sedgefield Borough Council: Admn 16 Nov 1998
An enforcement notice was served on the land owner alleging change of use from agricultural to the storage of building materials and waste and agriculture. The plan incorrectly included the applicant’s house. The applicant challenged the enforcement notice, but failed before the magistrates and on a case stated. The error did not mean that the … Continue reading Bracken v East Hertfordshire District Council: QBD 11 May 2000
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The defendants had been convicted of offences of failing to comply with planning enforcement notices (and fined andpound;10.00), and subsequently made subject to criminal confiscation orders. The orders had been made in respect of the gross income receipts of the business, limited to andpound;760,000. The defendants said that the activities had been otherwise lawful and … Continue reading Basso and Another v Regina: CACD 19 May 2010
