Judicial review
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R (on the application of Thornton Hall Hotel Ltd) v Thornton Holdings Ltd
Judicial review – Extension of time – Planning permission
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R (on the application of Thornton Hall Hotel Ltd) v Thornton Holdings Ltd
Judicial review – Extension of time – Planning permission
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No means no, but it depends
In R (Boot) v Elmbridge Borough Council [2017] EWHC 12 (Admin), Supperstone J quashed planning permission granted by a local authority for its own sports hub on contaminated metropolitan green…
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What satisfies the requirement for promptness in judicial review claims – where promptness remains a requirement – will vary from case to case
It has long been recognised that a claim for judicial review may be filed within the three-month period referred to in CPR 54.5(1) and yet not be filed “promptly”.
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Judicial review claims in “planning-related cases” and the continuing requirement for promptness
CPR 54.5(1) requires that where an application for judicial review is made, the claim form must be filed promptly and in any event not later than three months after the…
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What freedom of action does a local planning authority (“LPA”) have in circumstances where a third party has applied for judicial review of its decision to grant planning permission and, pending determination of its claim, the developer submits a second application for planning permission in virtually identical terms?
That was very much the situation of the LPA in R (on the application of Forge Field Society) v Sevenoaks District Council [2014] EWHC 1922 (Admin); [2014] PLSCS 182.
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R (on the application of Tummond) v Reading County Court
Judicial review Possession order
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R (on the application of Tummond) v Reading County Court
Possession order – Appeal – Judicial review – Landlord seeking possession of property relying on notice served under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 – Court making possession order…
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Trafford v Blackpool Borough Council
Landlord and tenant Judicial review
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Trafford v Blackpool Borough Council
Business premises – Lease – Renewal – Claimant solicitor seeking to renew lease of office premises – Defendant local authority refusing application –Claimant applying for judicial review – Whether decision…
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In judicial review proceedings, a local planning authority should not be allowed to adduce evidence that directly contradicts its own official documents
Judicial review proceedings generally proceed on the basis of primary documents and records, supplemented by any necessary written evidence. (Oral evidence is only very occasionally taken.) This approach is recognised…