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"Planning authorities may grant planning permission, either unconditionally, or subject to such conditions as they think fit"
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s37 TCPSA 1997
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Case that establishes legal validity of planning conditions is:
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Newbury District Council v Secretary of State for Environment (1981)
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In order to be legally valid, planning conditions must: (3)
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1) have a planning purpose
2) fairly and reasonably relate to the development 3) be reasonable |
