| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Objection to Benches | |
| Posted by: | John Cameron | |
| Date/Time: | 05/04/18 15:24:00 |
| @ Alex If the benches contravene the 1871 Act (which they do, on multiple points), they contravene the Act. If the Act is contravened, the trustees are personally exposed for a deliberate breach of their LEGAL duties. This is misconduct by the trustees. The 1871 Act is LAW, not guidance or anything a resident or trustee wants it to be. AnAct of Parliament must be enforced in the UK, where it is applicable. As the benches contravene the Act, the planning officers have NO option but to consider the Act when reviewing the flawed application. If they do not consider the 1871 Act, this in itself will be unlawful. The WPCC have granted exclusive use of common for pub benches on common land, which has never been admitted previously, and conveniently ignored by the trustees. If one pub can have exclusive use, why cannot another? |