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Can a 'prior approval' planning permission (ie granted pursuant to permitted development rights) be amended by section 73 of the Town and Country Plannning Act 1990 or a non-material amendment (section 96A) in the same way as a 'normal' planning permission?

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The granting of prior approval may be subject to conditions. In Pressland v Council of the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, the Planning Court held that the procedure under section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for varying

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Permitted development definition
What does Permitted development mean?

Permission to carry out certain development without the need to make an application to the local planning authority for planning permission, as permission is granted by development order (SI 2015/596 in England and SI 1995/418 in Wales). Permitted development rights are subject to strict exceptions, limitations and conditions.

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