Court of Appeal eschews recourse to the Planning and Environment Act 1987 when construing a restriction on a plan

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Matthew Townsend

It’s long been established that equitable restrictive covenants or restrictive covenants inter partes should be construed in a common sense and non-technical way, with the objective being to ascertain the intention of the parties by reference to the words in … Continue reading →