Section 106 agreement

Resource type: Article

Status: Law stated as at 28-Oct-2009

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

The High Court has considered whether, under the terms of an option agreement, a landowner was entitled to refuse to enter into a section 106 agreement.

For full coverage of this case, see PLC Property, Legal update, Landowner's obligation to enter into section 106 agreement.

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  • Resource ID: 8-500-5611
  • Law stated date: 28-Oct-2009
  • Products:  PLC Magazine (UK), PLC UK Corporate, PLC UK Law Department
    • Series: Commercial property
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