Varying Planning Permissions - Webinar

The UK planning code does not include an express statutory power to vary planning permissions, save for the very limited ability to make “non-material amendments” under section 96A of the 1990 Act.
In practice, variations are achieved using the power under section 73 of the 1990 Act to apply for a new planning permission without complying with conditions subject to which a previous permission was granted. But the cracks in this make-do-and-mend approach have grown wider as a result of recent case law.
Landmark Chambers and Herbert Smith Freehills host a webinar to discuss the current state of the law on varying planning permissions, the impact of recent case law including Lambeth and Finney, explain the practical implications for developers, landlords, tenants and funders, and propose some possible ideas for reform.
Programme:
Introduction by Chair - Neil Cameron QC, Landmark Chambers
Section 73 post Finney: Practical Implications for Developers, Landlords, Tenants and Funders - Annika Holden, Herbert Smith Freehills
Bouncebackability: A new statutory power to amend planning permissions
- Matthew White, Herbert Smith Freehills
Varying permissions: the state of the law - Zack Simons, Landmark Chambers
A judicial's view - The Rt. Hon. Lord Carnwath of Notting Hill, Landmark Chambers
Questions and discussion
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