Micro muses
- RT @lisaocarroll: Cheshire cheesemaker says business left with £250,000 'Brexit hole' and will have to move £1m investment he planned for M… 27 minutes ago
- RT @B52Malmet: If anyone deserves a medal, it is Officer Goodman. thehill.com/homenews/senat… 10 hours ago
- Tax return duly submitted. Civic duty done. Quite an exciting Friday night really, on a scale of 0 to 2021. 15 hours ago
- I'm guessing it's already too late for me to pretend to be with it and send a Bernie meme tweet from the Law School's account? 20 hours ago
- RT @SisyphusSmile: Me IRL https://t.co/Z096BvZZtm 1 day ago
Category Archives: Sustainable Development
Glen Gairn
I recently visited Glen Gairn. The River Gairn – the River Dee’s largest tributary – runs east from Ben Avon before snaking south-east to meet the aforementioned Dee to the west of Ballater. According to the map on the Cairngorms … Continue reading
Notes from the SPEL Conference 2014
As I have matured in years, I have come to terms with not being many things. For example, I am not an astronaut. In less cosmological news, I am not a planning or environmental lawyer. It would be a misrepresentation … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Sustainable Development
Tagged Community, environment, Land Reform, planning, Scots law
Leave a comment
Land Reform – Part 3 – Ruaig an Fhèidh
Mini-blog time. Remember the Pairc case that I blogged about towards the end of last year? There, the Court of Session held that the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 and related regulations did not breach Article 1, Protocol 1 (the … Continue reading
Posted in ECHR, Land Reform, Property, Sustainable Development
Tagged ECHR, Land Reform, Scots law, sustainable development
1 Comment
The legal status of “sustainable development” and “public interest”
Some blogs essentially write themselves, albeit with the aid of a bit of copy & paste. This is such a blog. Yesterday, I blogged on the rather important Court of Session case of Pairc Crofters Limited and Pairc Renewables Limited … Continue reading