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Burge & Anor v South Gloucestershire Council [2016] UKUT 300 (LC) (27 July 2016)


COMPENSATION – Tree Preservation Order – cracks appearing in conservatory – refusal of consent to fell oak tree on adjoining land – claim for cost of rebuilding conservatory – whether loss or damage reasonably foreseeable when consent refused – whether loss or damage foreseeable by claimants when conservatory erected – compensation awarded at £25,000 - Town and Country Planning Act 1990, s203

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