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MONEY TREE
14 Sep 10 20:00
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I see more and more adverts and auctions for land divided into plots with the aim of building on the land.
Say there were 20 plots and 5 people decided they did not want their land to be built on what would happen?
could the plot owners oppose planning permission?

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V4 Vendetta
When: 14 Sep 10 20:03
You could oppose it, yeah.
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blackbarn
When: 15 Sep 10 17:06
As I think you already know Money, these are almost invariably plots of land with no foreseeable possibility of planning consent for residential development. They are generally a way of offloading unwanted agricultural land at an inflated price by playing on people's naivety.
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MONEY TREE
When: 15 Sep 10 21:10
Yes one being sold near me im sure the cost of one plot is more than the entire field is worth.
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