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What does Listed mean? In legal and capital markets practice, listed describes securities that have been formally admitted to the official list of the relevant listing authority and are subject to ongoing listing and disclosure requirements. In the UK, listed means admitted to the Official List maintained by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under section 74 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, in accordance with the FCA’s listing rules. A company with listed securities must comply with the Listing Rules’ continuing obligations, as well as the Disclosure Guidance and Transparency rules and the UK Market Abuse Regulation. UK...

Certificates of Lawfulness of Proposed Works to Listed Buildings in England: Scope, Applications, Decisions, Duration, Appeals, Revocation, and Relationship with Lawful Development Certificates

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Practice notes

A certificate of lawfulness for proposed works under section 26H of the Planning (listed buildings and Conservation Areas) act 1990 (P(LBCA)A 1990) provides formal confirmation that intended works of alteration or extension—though not demolition—affecting a listed building in England do not need listed building consent, because they do not impact the character of the listed building as a building of special architectural or historic interest. As a result, such works are not liable to enforcement action under P(LBCA)A 1990, s 38. Refer to the Practice Notes: Listed building regime and listed building consent in England, and Listed buildings enforcement and criminal liability regime in England. Certificates are available only for works that have not yet been carried out—they cannot be secured retrospectively.

Is there an obligation to obtain a certificate?

There is no duty on any person to seek a certificate, nor any statutory requirement to apply. If an individual is satisfied that the planned works do not require listed building consent, they may proceed without any confirmation from the local planning authority (LPA) before commencing the works...

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