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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Angelina Vukovic

Brisbane City Council to pay costs of appeal in defence of an enforcement notice

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Rebecca Tang

Planning and Environment Court allows application to broaden the issues in dispute to consider new and significant information in a joint expert report

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Written by Ian Wright, Cara Hooper

A change application for a development approval was refused by the Planning and Environment Court as the proposed change would likely result in a substantially different development

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Claire Pekol-Smith

Planning and Environment Court orders the Respondents to comply with conditions of a development permit, including the payment of $1.14 million in outstanding infrastructure contributions

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Ella Hooper

Payment of an infrastructure contribution may cause "irreparable harm” – Planning and Environment Court stays a previous order that the Respondents pay a $1.14 million infrastructure contribution

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Ella Hooper

Waste of time and money: Planning and Environment Court vacates orders regarding a costs hearing as a consequence of a stay on enforcement orders pending the outcome of an application for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal

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Written by Ian Wright, Cara Hooper

Planning and Environment Court grants two applications for a minor change in relation to two proposed developments as the changes would not result in a substantially different development

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Ella Hooper

Land Court of Queensland does not err in its decision to recommend an environmental authority for a mine and haul road

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Written by Ian Wright, Cara Hooper

Planning and Environment Court determines a dispute between parties who cannot agree to the form of the draft orders which were to be used to progress a proceeding to a hearing

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Written by Ian Wright, Cara Hooper

New South Wales Court of Appeal provides clarity on the doctrine of fettering of government power

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Rebecca Tang

Not enough interest: Court of Appeal reverses the decision of the Planning and Environment Court to approve a service station and retail uses despite conflicts and finds that establishing a need for the proposed development was not sufficient to justify the approval

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Austyn Campbell

Planning and Environment Court fails to find sufficient grounds to justify approval of a service station development in a residential locality

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