UK Case Law
Index
(Includes LGO Complaints and General Planning Appeals) |
Cases involving Conservation
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Cases involving Tree Roots |
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Cases Involving Overhanging
Branches |
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Cases involving Poisonous
Trees |
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Cases involving Dangerous
Trees |
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Cases involving Tree
Preservation Orders |
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See also Local Ombudsmen Cases below |
Cases involving Article 5
Certificates |
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Other tree related cases |
- Layfield v. Cowper. 1694.
- Whitty v. Lord Dillon. 1860.
- Honywood v. Honywood. 1874.
- Dashwood v. Magniac. 1891.
- Unin v. Hanson. 1891.
- Smith v. Smale. 1954.
- Richardson v. Jay. 1960.
- Molony and Others v. Knapton. 1966.
- George v. Reeves. 1969.
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Miscellaneous cases |
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Local
Government Ombudsmen (LGO) |
- Development proposal involving felling of ancient oak tree - differing evaluations from
tree experts - failure to consult the appropriate council officer. 1999. Report 98/C/3652
- Failure to keep accurate and enforceable TPO's. Investigation into maladministration at
Isle of Wight Council. 2003. Report
01/B/15370
- Failure to condition the retention of a hedge. Report 02/B/13675
- Consideration/neighbour amenity. Report 02/C/6932
- Council acted unreasonably when it imposed a Tree Preservation Order and failed to give
proper consideration to objections before confirming the Order. Complaint No 03/C/09398. 25 August 2004
- Council failed to properly manage TPO
notification procedure.
Complaint No
05/C/1218. 25 Sept 2006.
- Memorial Tree Planting (2005-2006) .
Read
the Summary.
- Council failed to enforce landscaping
conditions.
Complaint No
05/C/13355. 14 May 2007.
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Planning Appeals |
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