For information about how to search for appeal decisions on the website, please view below:

STEP 1: Identify the document that's most relevant to your enquiry:

• If your enquiry relates to Part 1 of the GPDO, then please choose the most relevant document or page from the "Part 1 of the GPDO" section of the above main menu. For reference, the following documents and pages within this section contain a significant number of appeal decisions:
  >>> "GPDO Part 1 (All Classes) - LDC Appeal Decisions" (note: this is the main document on this website).
  >>> "GPDO Part 1 Class E (Incidental Requirement) - LDC Appeal Decisions".
  >>> "GPDO Part 1 Class A (Larger Rear Extensions) - Prior Approval Appeal Decisions".
  >>> "GPDO Part 1 Class AA (Additional Storeys) - Prior Approval Appeal Decisions".
• If your enquiry relates to Part 3 of the GPDO, then please choose the most relevant document or page from the "Other Documents" section of the above main menu. For reference, the following documents and pages within this section contain a significant number of appeal decisions:
  >>> "GPDO Part 3 (All Classes) - Prior Approval Appeal Decisions".
  >>> "GPDO Part 3 Class M - Prior Approval Appeal Decisions".
  >>> "GPDO Part 3 Class O - Prior Approval Appeal Decisions".
  >>> "GPDO Part 3 Class Q - Prior Approval Appeal Decisions".
• If your enquiry relates to Part 14 Classes A and B of the GPDO, then please view the following document:
  >>> "GPDO Part 14 Classes A and B - LDC Appeal Decisions".
• If your enquiry relates to Part 20 of the GPDO, then please view the following page:
  >>> "GPDO Part 20 (All Classes) - Prior Approval Appeal Decisions".
• If your enquiry relates to any other issues that might be covered by LDC appeal decisions, then please view the following document:
  >>> "All Other LDC Appeal Decisions".

STEP 2: Open and search within the above document:

• Most of the above documents are in PDF format. This means that after you open the document, you can use the search function within Adobe Reader (or within any other PDF viewing software) to find relevant appeal decisions.
• A couple of the above documents are in Microsoft Excel format. This means that after you open the document, you can use the search function within Microsoft Excel (or any other spreadsheet viewing software) to find relevant appeal decisions.

Notes:

• When you're logged onto the website, there's a "magnifying glass" symbol in the top right-hand corner, and clicking on this symbol allows you to search the website. However, please note that this search function only searches the text of the pages (and posts) on the website, and not the text within the documents on the website. As such, to find appeal decisions, please use the method described on this page (i.e. by 1st identifying the document that's most relevant to your enquiry, etc).