Strategic depthFrom substantive anchors to governable choices
The four blocks below connect the ten page-specific subthemes with materiality, decision-making, governance, execution and the evidential position your organisation may later need to defend.
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Land policy and pre-emption rights
Municipal land policyPre-emption rightsEstablishment and expiry of pre-emption rights
Within Land Policy, Pre-emption Rights, Land Acquisition & Development Positions, Municipal land policy, Pre-emption rights and Establishment and expiry of pre-emption rights are interconnected with the legal framework governing the physical environment and the decision-making that enables, limits or prevents an initiative. Van Leeuwen Law Firm assesses the applicable regulatory framework, the necessary studies and permissions, the position of interested parties, the quality of the reasons given and the interaction between public-law and private-law instruments. Procedural stages are identified at an early point, so that participation, representations, objections, appeals, enforcement proceedings or applications for interim relief do not arise only once opportunities for decision-making have been lost. The approach aims at legally sustainable development or, where necessary, effective protection against a decision or enforcement measure.
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Acquisition, expropriation and allocation
Land acquisition and negotiationsExpropriationPublic disposal or allocation of land
Within Land Policy, Pre-emption Rights, Land Acquisition & Development Positions, Land acquisition and negotiations, Expropriation and Public disposal or allocation of land are interconnected with the legal framework governing the physical environment and the decision-making that enables, limits or prevents an initiative. Van Leeuwen Law Firm assesses the applicable regulatory framework, the necessary studies and permissions, the position of interested parties, the quality of the reasons given and the interaction between public-law and private-law instruments. Procedural stages are identified at an early point, so that participation, representations, objections, appeals, enforcement proceedings or applications for interim relief do not arise only once opportunities for decision-making have been lost. The approach aims at legally sustainable development or, where necessary, effective protection against a decision or enforcement measure.
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Didam, valuation and development agreements
The Dutch Didam case lawAppraisal and valuation
Within Land Policy, Pre-emption Rights, Land Acquisition & Development Positions, The Dutch Didam case law and Appraisal and valuation are interconnected with the legal framework governing the physical environment and the decision-making that enables, limits or prevents an initiative. Van Leeuwen Law Firm assesses the applicable regulatory framework, the necessary studies and permissions, the position of interested parties, the quality of the reasons given and the interaction between public-law and private-law instruments. Procedural stages are identified at an early point, so that participation, representations, objections, appeals, enforcement proceedings or applications for interim relief do not arise only once opportunities for decision-making have been lost. The approach aims at legally sustainable development or, where necessary, effective protection against a decision or enforcement measure.
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Compensation and financial consequences
Development agreementsCompensation for disadvantage and financial consequences
Within Land Policy, Pre-emption Rights, Land Acquisition & Development Positions, Development agreements and Compensation for disadvantage and financial consequences are interconnected with the legal framework governing the physical environment and the decision-making that enables, limits or prevents an initiative. Van Leeuwen Law Firm assesses the applicable regulatory framework, the necessary studies and permissions, the position of interested parties, the quality of the reasons given and the interaction between public-law and private-law instruments. Procedural stages are identified at an early point, so that participation, representations, objections, appeals, enforcement proceedings or applications for interim relief do not arise only once opportunities for decision-making have been lost. The approach aims at legally sustainable development or, where necessary, effective protection against a decision or enforcement measure.
