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25-07-2008, 10:00 PM

diddean

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Conservatory- planning permission, 4-year rule, etc.

Six years ago I had a home built with planning permission but without planning permision for a conservatory.
Ignorantly, five years ago I had a biggish conservatory erected without planning permission. Does a planning law exist that means after 4 years unnoticed the consevatory is now legal and can not be removed or be subjected to retrospective planning? Bluntly, am I now safe from LPA control?
Thank you for your help and advice

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