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Access point on land subject to property adjustment order moved to facilitate planning permission
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High Court, in a supplemental judgment, makes an order moving entrance on property (the subject of a property adjustment order in a previous judgment) after it transpires that the access point on the land would have to be moved for the purpose of having a realistic chance of obtaining planning permission for a residential development.
Family law – supplement judgment – Judicial Separation and Family Law Reform Act 1989 – Family Law Act 1995 – property adjustment order – it transpired after judgment was delivered that access point would have to be moved for the purpose of having a realistic chance of obtaining planning permission for a residential development – liberty to apply to the court for the purpose of facilitating the works and development/securing of planning permission of all lands being taken on foot of the property adjustment orders – order made moving new entrance according to map.
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