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Planning for battles ahead

The National Planning Policy Framework is ambiguous andwill inevitably lead to the law courts, says Nick Raynsford.

By Nick Raynsford | 02 May 2012

The National Planning Policy Framework is ambiguous and will inevitably lead to the law courts, says Nick Raynsford.

The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has now been published, and peace has apparently broken out between the previously warring factions.

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