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Planning Law
House of Lords
1995

Tesco Stores Ltd v Secretary of State for the Environment

[1995] 1 WLR 759

Ratio Decidendi

Planning obligations (s.106 agreements) are material considerations in determining planning applications. However, the weight to be given to such obligations is a matter for the decision-maker, and they must be fairly and reasonably related to the development.

Hechos

Tesco offered to fund a new access road as a planning obligation to secure permission for a superstore. A rival developer challenged the grant of permission.

Resumen de la sentencia

The House of Lords held that planning obligations are material considerations. The decision-maker must consider whether they serve a planning purpose, are necessary, and are reasonably related to the development.

Citas clave

"The weight to be given to a material consideration is entirely a matter for the decision-maker."

Lord Keith

Tratamiento posterior

Applied

Routinely cited in s.106 and planning obligation cases.