- Considered — AHGR Limited v Dr Luke Kane-Laverack & Anor 2023-04-21
“…In Trump International Golf v The Scottish Ministers [2015] UKSC 74; [2016] 1 WLR 85 the Supreme Court considered the legality of the grant of planning permission to operate an offshore wind farm within sight of a golf club and resort. It was h…”
- Cited — TIDAL LAGOON (SWANSEA BAY) PLC v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 2022-12-01
“…[2015] UKSC 74, [2016] 1 WLR 85 at [34]: “When the court is concerned with the interpretation of words in a condition in a public document such as a section 36 consent, it asks itself what a …”
- Cited — Barton Park Estates Ltd. v The Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government & Anor. 2022-06-21
“…tand, viewing the grant as a whole, including any conditions and the reasons given for them (Trump International Golf Club v Scottish Ministers [2015] UKSC 74, [2016] 1 WLR 85 at [34]). It reflects also the statutory provision in section 171A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 that failure to comply with any limitation subject…”
- Cited — IPCOM GmbH & Co Kg v Vodafone Group Plc & ors 2021-02-19
“…tween patents and contracts, the underlying principles are broadly the same. In Trump International Golf Club Scotland Ltd v Scottish Ministers [2015] UKSC 74, [2016] 1 WLR 85 at [33] Lord Hodge said:…”
- Applied — DB Symmetry Ltd v Swindon Borough Council & Anor 2020-10-16
“…e the Supreme Court applied the principles that had already been articulated in Trump International Golf Club Scotland Ltd v Scottish Ministers [2015] UKSC 74, [2016] 1 WLR 85.…”
- Explained — Rees & Anor v Windsor-Clive & Ors 2020-07-01
“…Lord Hodge explained in Trump International Golf Club Scotland Ltd v Scottish Ministers [2015] UKSC 74, [2016] 1 WLR 85 at [33]:…”
- Considered — London Borough of Lambeth v Secretary of State for Communities And Local Government & Ors 2018-04-20
“…permissions and similar public documents was considered by the Supreme Court in Trump International Golf Club Scotland Ltd v Scottish Ministers [2015] UKSC 74; [2016] 1 WLR 85. In fact the case did not concern planning permission; but a permission granted under the Electricity Act 1989. So strictly speaking their Lordships’ observati…”