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Impact of quashed development on protected view did not raise issues of exceptional public importance
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The High Court has refused a certificate to appeal to the Court of Appeal an order quashing planning permission of a proposed development of 399 apartments which had an adverse impact on a view expressly protected in the relevant development plan, on the grounds that the proposed appeal did not raise issues of exceptional public importance.
Planning permission, protected view, material contravention, development plan, planning board, inspector's report, High Court, judicial review, planning judgment, adverse impact, sustainable development, statutory provisions, XJS principles, interpretation of planning decisions, section 50A(7) Planning and Development Act 2000.
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