Town and Country Planning. 14.1 At all times during the Term to comply in all respects with the Planning Acts and any notice, order, licence, consent or condition (if any) served, made, granted or imposed thereunder in so far as the same relate to or affect the Premises.
Town and Country Planning. In relation to the Planning Acts (by which expression it is intended herein to designate the Town and Country Planning Act 1990)
Town and Country Planning. In relation to each Property so far as the Vendor is aware:
Town and Country Planning. In relation to each Property which is situated in the U.K.:-
Town and Country Planning. The property is offered subject to any development plans, tree preservation orders, ancient orders, public rights-of-way, town planning schedules, or resolutions which may be or may come into force. The purchaser(s) will be deemed to have full knowledge of these and have satisfied themselves as to the effects such matters have on the property. PLANS, AREAS AND SCHEDULES These are based on Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. They have been checked and compiled by the vendor’s agents and the purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the description of the property. Any error or misstatement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof.
Town and Country Planning. The property, notwithstanding ant description contained within these particulars of sale, is sold subject to any Development Plan, Tree Preservation Order, Town Planning Scheme or Agreement, Resolution or Notice, which may or may not come to be in force and also subject to any statutory Provision or bye law, without obligation on the part of the Vendor to specify them.
Town and Country Planning. (Local Development Plan) (Wales) Regulations 2005 (as revised by the Local Development Plan (Wales) Amendment Regulations 2015)
Town and Country Planning. 4.8.1 Not without the Landlord's permission to carry out any development within the meaning of Town and Country Planning legislation
Town and Country Planning. 1. The opportunities to become involved in the town and country planning system are of keen interest to most Local Councils. Planning policies and decisions can have a substantial impact on the future of local communities. Planning policies and procedures can appear very complex to the average Local Council and this requires active partnership working by Planning Authorities and Local Councils to ensure community interests are properly served.
Town and Country Planning. In relation to each Property 9.3.1 The Vendors are not aware of any subsisting breach of planning, fire or building regulations consents arising out of the use and occupation of the Property in respect of which any enforcement action would have a material adverse effect on the use of the Property for the Relevant Use. 9.3.2 Any permissions necessary under any applicable town and country planning legislation for the use of the Property for the Relevant Use which has been implemented is not temporary or personal. 9.3.3 There is no outstanding statutory notice relating to the Property or any business currently carried on at the Property which would have a material adverse effect on the Relevant Use. 9.3.4 There is no resolution or proposal for compulsory acquisition of the whole or a material part of the Property of which the Group Company has been notified by any applicable governmental, local or other authority or body. 9.4 Leasehold Property In relation to each Property (or part thereof) which is held by the Group Company under a lease (the Lease): 9.4.1 Any consent necessary for the grant of the Lease was duly obtained or there are no circumstances in which a landlord has a right to forfeit the Lease for absence of any such consent. 9.4.2 There is no material subsisting breach which has not been waived, nor any material non-observance of any covenant, condition or agreement contained in the Lease on the part of the Group Company which would entitle any person including a landlord or licensor to forfeit or enter on or take possession of the Property. 9.4.3 There are no restrictions in the Lease which prevent the Property being used for the Relevant Use. 9.4.4 There are no provisions in the Lease which enable the Landlord to determine the Lease prior to its contractual expiry date (other than by way of forfeiture). 9.5 Property subject to Occupational Documents None of the Properties are subject to a lease or tenancy or licence in favour of any third party. 10 Intellectual Property 10.1
