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Old 26-09-2009, 09:12 PM
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Default ?? planning permission

Hi I am new to this and I am looking for some help please!!! We are looking at a 3bed semi which at the back has a double storey extension. I have the HIP but I don't know if the relevant planning permission has been accquired or if needed at all.

Any help at all would be gratetfully received

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Old 27-09-2009, 02:20 PM
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If the extension is relatively recent (since the mid-70s), any planning permission should be mentioned in the local search result - in the local land charges registers if it was subject to conditions, and in answer to enquiry 1 whether or not conditions were imposed
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