Spatial administrative law
The Administrative Law section of Banning Lawyers deals primarily with:
- Spatial administrative law: the realization of building plans inside and outside built-up areas.
- Land policy: Municipalities Preferential Rights Act, Expropriation Act and Land Exploitation.
- Environmental law: noise pollution, soil pollution and air quality.
- Government property law: agreements with the government, unlawful government acts, compensation for loss and damage to plans.
- Special administrative law in the field of subsidies.
Citizens, business and government meet in many areas. Especially in a country like ours where space is limited. The government is not only an opponent, but can also be a partner. Whether it is new projects or the transformation of existing sites, in all cases the government is the competent authority. The task is not only to obtain the necessary permits, but also to maintain them. Where possible, therefore, the relationship with the government should be such that not only the content, but also the quality of decision-making is determined together with the government.
Our section acts for a large number of market players in the areas of contracting, non-residential construction, project development and investment. Clients are found in the upper SME segment, but larger listed companies also make use of Banning Advocaten's services. We also act for public parties.