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Abstract
EU Law
Mighell v Reading, Evans v Motor Insurers' Bureau, White v White—further clarification of the direct effect doctrine.
Civil Liability
Harris v Evans—restrictions placed on the civil liability of regulatory bodies.
Highways
Westley v Hertfordshire CC—distinction between disrepair and obstruction of a way—not all nuisances are statutory nuisances.
Planning
R v Secretary of State ex parte Walsall MBC—problems arising over an infill condition—implied permission for waste deposition.
Waste
Agency v Short—the problems of relying on unsubstantiated assurances.
期刊介绍:
The aim of Environmental Law & Management is to provide lawyers, and other concerned professionals such as environmental consultants and managers in commerce and industry, with a coverage of rapidly developing issues in Environmental Law that is both contemporaneous and authoritative, combining the approaches of reporting developments and ensuring they are analysed so that their implications may be assessed. The objectives which the journal seeks to pursue in this connection are to provide accurate and up to date reports of recent developments in case law, statute and policy, and to reinforce this with in-depth analysis in the form of both articles and shorter items.