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22May

Have Finney and the coronavirus pandemic turned section 96A into a town and country planning superpower?

Progression of all stages of a development are likely to be challenging for the foreseeable future, particularly decisions around whether to implement valuable planning permissions that are due to expire during the pandemic period, or to let them...
By: Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
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