Easements imposed by the courts
When will the courts impose an easement over land?
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Clause 4.6 variations by Councils
We’ve previously discussed how the Land and Environment Court will approach a clause 4.6 variation request – but what about local councils?
Read MoreClause 4.6 variations in the Land and Environment Court
In Gejo Pty Ltd v Canterbury-Bankstown Council, the Land and Environment Court revisited the legal test for clause 4.6 variations under local environmental plans.
Read MoreWho is responsible – the PCA or Certifier?
This article is in response to a great question asked on LinkedIn.
Read MoreThe ins-and-outs of Owners Consent
Consent from the owner of the land is required for a development application to be made – but what does this really mean, and what are some of the quirks?
Read MoreDoes remediation work require a construction certificate?
We’ve looked at whether remediation work requires development consent – the next question often asked is whether a construction certificate is required too.
Read MoreDoes remediation work require development consent?
Whether a development consent is required for remediation work is a question that repeatedly comes up during the development process.
Read MoreEnforcement mechanisms for Voluntary Planning Agreements
To ensure a Voluntary Planning Agreement is enforced, it might be registered on the title of the land – but it doesn’t have to be!
Read MoreGranting development consent on contaminated land
In Lippmann Partnership Pty Ltd v Canterbury-Bankstown Council, the Land and Environment Court reiterated that the extent of contamination on a site must be determined before a consent authority has the power to issue a development consent.
Read MoreReform of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
The Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment Bill 2017 proposes significant changes to planning law in NSW.
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