Planning Challenge definition
Planning Challenge means, in respect of the Planning Approval, the occurrence of either of the following within three months of the date of the grant of the Planning Approval: an application for judicial review under Chapter 58 of the Rules of the Court of Session (or any statutory challenge or appeal which proceeds on principles similar to judicial review); or a statutory challenge under section 239 of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 in either case (i) other than by DBFM Co or any DBFM Co Party and (ii) on grounds other than DBFM Co’s or a DBFM Co Party’s failure to comply with statutory procedure and other than the commission of an unlawful act or acts by DBFM Co or a DBFM Co Party;
Planning Challenge means, in respect of the Planning Approval, the occurrence of either of the following within three months of the date of the grant of the Planning Approval:
Planning Challenge means the making of an application for judicial review of a Planning Consent under Chapter 58 (Applications for Judicial Review) of the Rules of the Court of Session within three (3) months of the date of grant of such Planning Consent unless such application is made on the grounds of Contractor Planning Failure;
Examples of Planning Challenge in a sentence
The provisions of this Clause 8B shall apply if there is a Planning Challenge and/or an Adverse Planning Decision.
More Definitions of Planning Challenge
Planning Challenge means the making of an application for judicial review of a Planning Consent under Chapter 58 (Applications for Judicial Review) of the Rules of the Court of Session unless such application is made solely on the grounds of a Contractor Planning Failure;
Planning Challenge. Dismissal”