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Section 47s

GenuineFan · 2016-08-11 06:57:53

Is there anywhere I can get more details about Section 47s outside of what is in the Planning Act. I have asked my local council but I got nowhere.

11-08-2016 7:57am

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Is there anywhere I can get more details about Section 47s outside of what is in the Planning Act. I have asked my local council but I got nowhere.

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its a legal agreement, so your solicitor should be the first port of call.

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Our local authority has a 15 year limit on Section 47s. We heard that it is possible to enter a personal agreement for a shorter period of time, e.g. for the duration of the development plan. Has anyone heard of this?

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