The question of whether or not a defendant has done all that he can ‘reasonably be expected’ to do to comply with a planning enforcement notice is a matter for the tribunal of fact whether it be the magistrates or the jury.
Citations:
(1996) 1 PLR 1
Cited by:
Cited – Wood, Regina v CACD 25-May-2001
The appellant was a gipsy. He had bought land and occupied it with his family but without planning permission. He now appealed against a conviction for failing to comply with an enforcement notice. He appealed saying that he had not been allowed to . .
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Planning, Crime
Updated: 04 May 2022; Ref: scu.536025
