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Bewley's lease case
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- March 27 2013
There has been considerable media comment on the Bewley's lease case with some suggestions that the case has wider ramifications for the industry
No security for costs in action arising out of abandoned planning application
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- August 29 2012
The Irish High Court has refused Eirgrid’s application for security for costs against County Monaghan Anti-Pylon (CMAP), a company formed for the purpose of opposing the proposed NorthSouth Meath-Tyrone electricity interconnector
Rates and charities - an update
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- March 23 2012
All commercial and industrial property in Ireland is being revalued for the purposes of assessing rates
Planning and judicial review - not the right remedy?
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- February 20 2012
In Devils Glen Equestrian Centre Limited v Wicklow County Council 2010 IEHC 356, the High Court repeated what has been settled law for almost 25 years, namely that (a) judicial review can only be used in very limited circumstances to challenge a planning decision and (b) the courts have set a very challenging threshold for success even if judicial review is a possible remedy
Equity will not act in vain (4th October 2010)
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- October 4 2010
A court will not make an order if compliance is impossible
What’s a lease worth?
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- September 20 2010
The capital value of a lessee's interest is equal to the assignment value of the lease
Look to the substance
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- September 16 2010
A contract for the sale of land which has not been signed or exchanged may be enforced if a deposit has been paid over
No planning, no party
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- August 3 2010
A planning authority considering an application for retention permission is entitled to have regard to its past decisions on the development
A planning difficulty
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- July 29 2010
Where a developer fails to comply with an order under Section 160 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 he may be committed for contempt
Small items, big problem
- Mason Hayes & Curran
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- Ireland
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- July 21 2010
A written assurance from a local planning authority does not override the terms of a planning permission
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