259 Confirmation of orders made by other authorities
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (1990 c 8) | Legislation

259  Confirmation of orders made by other authorities

(1)     An order made under section 257 or 258 shall not take effect unless confirmed by the [appropriate national authority] or unless confirmed, as an unopposed order, by the authority who made it.

[(1A)     An order under section 257(1A) may not be confirmed unless the [appropriate national authority] or (as the case may be) the authority is satisfied—

(a)     that planning permission in respect of the development has been granted, and

(b)     it is necessary to authorise the stopping up or diversion in order to enable the development to be carried out in

 

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