A-Z of Planning Law for Property Lawyers

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Course Overview

Planning law is a niche area which many property lawyers will gladly shy away from where possible, yet there is no doubt that many practitioners would benefit from a greater understanding of this complex and often changeable field of practice.

This course is aimed at commercial and residential property practitioners who wish to enhance their knowledge of planning law and understand the impact this has on their field of practice. This course will also provide a useful introduction to those who currently practice in other areas but who are considering moving into planning law.

This comprehensive three hour course will provide practitioners with a detailed overview of planning law and is delivered in clear and easy to digest A-Z format.

Part 1 - A-E

This webinar will provide practitioners with an overview of everything from abandonment to environment statements and will cover some of the following topics:

Affordable Housing
Breach of Condition Notice
Community Infrastructure Levy
Determination Periods
English Heritage

Part 2 - G-N

This webinar will provide practitioners with an overview of everything from General Development Orders (GDOs) to non-determination and will cover some of the following topics:

Green Belt Development
Hedgerows
Implementation
Judicial Review
Listed Buildings
Material Consideration
Neighbourhood Developments
National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)

Part 3 – O-V

This webinar will provide practitioners with an overview of everything from open space to variation (material) and will cover some of the following topics:

Outline Planning Permission
Planning Permission
Revocation
Section 73 Applications
Trees
Use

What are the requirements?

Watch 3 hour recorded webinar

Learning Outcomes

Improved understanding of property law

What is the target audience?

Planning and property law practitioners

Keywords

Planning

Property

Lawyers

Collections

About Instructor - Richard Quenby

Richard was called to the Bar in 1985. For the next thirteen years he practised at the Chancery Bar in Manchester, where he specialised in landlord and tenant, commercial property and insolvency work.

Richard now works as a freelance writer, tutor and lecturer. His published articles have appeared in Estates Gazette, Property Week, Legal Week and The Lawyer. He is also the co-author of Flat Schemes in Residential and Mixed Use Developments, published by Bloomsbury Publishing.

Course Curriculum

Section 1: A-Z of Planning Law for Property Lawyers

Webinar- A-Z of Planning for Property Lawyers Part 1

Webinar, written and recorded by Richard Quenby, worth 1 cpd point

01:02:18
Webinar- A-Z of Planning Law for Property Lawyers Part 2

Webinar, written and recorded by Richard Quenby, worth 1 cpd point

01:11:37
Webinar- A-Z of Planning for Property Lawyers Part 3

Webinar, written and recorded by Richard Quenby, worth 1 cpd point

01:01:22
Notes- A-Z of Planning Law for Property Lawyers Part 1

Notes in support of the webinar, written by Richard Quenby

16 Page
Notes- A-Z of Planning Law for Property Lawyers Part 2

Notes in support of the webinar, written by Richard Quenby

17 Page
Notes- A-Z of Planning Law for Property Lawyers Part 3

Notes in support of the webinar, written by Richard Quenby, worth 1 cpd point

17 Page

reviews

Jacqueline David

There are only 3 hours of lectures. The recording quality is so poor and with a really distracting background noise. And the accompanying notes don't accompany the lectures they are simply a glossary of terms which could easily be downloaded on line. This is very disappointing. I think there is even reference to the coalition government being in power.
1 month ago
Stewart Bailey

It was if it has not been rehearsed and lots of ums and ers and did not flow
1 year ago
Piotr Fietko

Quality of the sound was unfortunately not sufficient
3 years ago