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Written by Ian Wright

Assessment manager functions extend to include referral agency functions if section 54(3) of the Planning Act 2016 (Qld) is engaged

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Compulsory Land Acquisition

Written by David Passarella, Amar Singh

Supreme Court of Victoria rejects claim for compensation under a development agreement

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Written by Ian Wright

Determination that native title does not exist in relation to land in rural Queensland

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Pusti Patel

Planning and Environment Court of Queensland upholds submitter appeal and refuses a development application for a multiple dwelling in a medium density residential zone

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Pusti Patel

Planning and Environment Court of Queensland exercises discretion to approve a childcare centre despite non-compliance with the planning scheme

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Jessica Forbes

Planning and Environment Court of Queensland rejects appeals made under the Planning Act 2016 (Qld) in respect of development applications made over a decade ago under the Integrated Planning Act 1997 (Qld)

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Written by Ian Wright

Queensland Court of Appeal serves up a decision refusing leave to appeal against a refusal to grant a declaration that a proposed restaurant was impact assessable

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Written by Ian Wright

Compensation determination for resumption of land remitted to Land Court of Queensland to separately determine appropriate rate per hectare and appropriate discount

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Written by Nadia Czachor, Ian Wright, Hugh Russell

Planning and Environment Court of Queensland approves a development application for a childcare centre in the low density residential zone

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Written by Ian Wright, Nadia Czachor, Pusti Patel

Planning and Environment Court of Queensland upholds a deemed refusal for development of a large rural holding into a master planned residential community

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Written by Ian Wright

Failure to lodge a submission on time due to unreasonable reliance on a local government's website was not excused by the Planning and Environment Court of Queensland

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Written by Ian Wright

No error of law to fuel an application for leave to appeal to the Queensland Court of Appeal

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