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Christopher Proudley

Christopher is a consultant in our Real Estate team. He specialises in planning and compulsory purchase, advising both the private and public sectors on all related matters and has practiced in this area since qualification. He advises on planning policy, applications and appeals for planning permissions, negotiation of section 106 agreements and submission of unilateral undertakings, as well as CIL liability. He also deals with contracts for sale of land conditional on planning permission, compulsory purchase matters, both promoting and resisting, and town centre and other brown field site regeneration. He advises on infrastructure agreements, listed buildings and conservation areas, the risk of judicial review and road closure orders. He regularly speaks on planning and related matters, both at conferences and individually for his clients. · Druces LLP

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About

Consultant in Druces LLP's Real Estate team specialising in planning and compulsory purchase, advising both private and public sector clients on planning policy, applications and appeals, negotiation of section 106 agreements, unilateral undertakings and CIL liability. He also advises on contracts for sale of land conditional on planning permission, compulsory purchase (promoting and resisting), town centre and brownfield regeneration, infrastructure agreements, listed buildings and conservation areas, and on judicial review risk and road closure orders; he regularly speaks on planning matters.

Practice areas

Real EstatePlanningCompulsory PurchaseRegenerationHeritage & ConservationInfrastructure

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Expertise

Planning policy, applications and appealsSection 106 agreements and unilateral undertakingsCommunity Infrastructure Levy (CIL) liabilityContracts for sale of land conditional on planning permissionCompulsory purchase (promoting and resisting)Town centre and brownfield site regenerationInfrastructure agreementsListed buildings and conservation areasJudicial review riskRoad closure orders