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Rights to light 'being exploited', Law Commission says

Existing law having 'disproportionately negative' impact on development

Update | Licensing: Live Music Act 2012, changes to the licensing of taxis and the impact of new case law concering applications

Roy Light examines the Live Music Act 2012, changes to the licensing ?of taxis and the impact of new case law concering licensing applications

Planning performance: towards a redefinition 'of localism

Assessing local 'authorities' planning performance under the proposed Growth and Infrastructure Bill will lead 'to political resentment as much as legal confusion, 'says Oliver Wright

Update | Immigration: Removal appeals

Jane Coker reports on ?recent cases concerning appeals to removal ?decisions

Increase in JRs 'mainly the result of' immigration cases, MoJ admits

Cases could be transferred to Upper Tribunal under crime and courts bill

Update | Judicial review: Is it really to blame for delaying economic growth?

Gareth Mitchell asks whether judicial reviews and consultations are really to blame for holding up economic growth

Update | Planning: Growth and Infrastructure Bill, discretion in EIA cases

Julian Boswall and Cathryn Tracey examine the Growth and Infrastructure Bill, discretion in EIA cases and interpretation of policy

Grayling to lead crackdown on “weak and frivolous” judicial reviews

New fees, shorter time limits and other restrictions on the way, he warns