Legal briefs: High Court decision supports Wychavon council

A round-up of legal news: 22 October-28 October, 2016
High Court decision supports Wychavon council
The owners of a farm responsible for a smell known as the ‘Stoulton Stink’ have been sentenced, after Wychavon District Council successfully appealed a magistrates’ court finding in the summer to the High Court.
Wychavon District Council
Section 73 challenge streamlines prior approval planning process
Prior approval planning applications may now be easier following a successful judicial planning review won by Midlands law firm the Wilkes Partnership, involving an application handled by the London Borough of Hammersmith and Chelsea.
The Wilkes Partnership
O’Flynn can resubmit application for €70m development
The Irish High Court this week confirmed that developer O’Flynn Capital Partners can resubmit its application for a €70 million housing development to Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
Irish Times
Apple remains stuck in mud in fields of Athenry
Three objectors – two local residents and a landowner based in Wicklow – have obtained High Court permission for a full judicial review of An Bórd Pleanála’s decision to approve proposals for a huge data centre for Apple in County Galway.
Irish Times
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