... of triggering events that prevent registration. Broadly, these come into play where the site is likely to be developed, as evidenced through planning law. This includes factors, inter alia, such as where a neighbourhood development plan identifies the land for potential development. However...

... England Local authorities Housing Governmentality Planning law Municipal law Though much has been written about housing design and quality, the role of different forms of regulation in influencing home size has been little studied (though see Gallent et al., 2010). However, what...

...Jinwon Jeon Purpose This study aims to systematise the methodology used in comparative urban planning law and propose primary contexts for comparison in planning law. Design/methodology/approach This study undertook a review of comparative law methodology discourse and sought to establish...

... incontrovertible that a physical taking of land should attract compensation, it is interesting to note that virtually no jurisdiction provides compensation as-of-right when privately owned land is not physically acquired but “merely” rendered less economically valuable. I refer to such planning laws as regulatory...

... and Vella, 2010)[ 14 ]. Whilst statutory planning is often narrowly rule and zoning based (Sheehan and Kelly, 2015)[ 15 ], planning law, more generally, should be forward-looking. making positive decisions about land and resource development and imposing restrictions or opening up possibilities...

... a methodology for locating and explaining disagreement among the judiciary as to the proper interpretation of legal norms, particularly in a politicised and administratively flexible context such as UK environmental or planning law. In so-doing, it explores the role of ideology in law, theorised as a ubiquitous...

...Andrew James Harding Purpose This paper aims to explore the concept and spread of the five-foot way (5FW) as an aspect of urban design peculiar to Southeast Asia. It locates the 5FW as an aspect of planning law and property law that has been adapted culturally to provide a unique space for public...

...Inês Calor; Rachelle Alterman Purpose This paper aims to present a comparative analysis of noncompliance with planning laws in advanced-economy countries. Most research to date has focused on the widespread phenomenon of “informal” construction in developing countries. However, advanced-economy...

... with recommendations for reform. Additionally, a variety of alternative solutions are considered. Both legal academics, planning professionals and those interested in planning law will find the paper a thought-provoking digest. Whether Fidler’s ruse was ingenious or not is a matter of personal opinion (Edwards, 2012...

...Ms Julie Adshead; Julie Adshead Purpose – The aim of the research is to examine the legal ideologies of planning law proposed by Patrick McAuslan in 1980 and their operation in one key aspect of modern-day planning law in England and Wales in order to assess the balance between these ideologies...

...Rachelle Alterman Purpose This paper aims to present the merits of cross‐national comparative research as a method for pushing the frontier of knowledge about planning laws. Since in every country there is usually some dissatisfaction with its present planning laws or certain aspects of them...