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Local government weekly highlights: key judgments and regulatory updates—judicial review ouster, Finch EIA, campus protests, FOI/EIR, social care, procurement, licensing and death certification (27 June 2024)

Published on: 27 June 2024

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Judicial review

High Court rules it has no jurisdiction to reconsider refusal of judicial review (R (Karim) v Upper Tribunal)

The High Court has delivered its judgment on a judicial review brought against an Upper Tribunal decision dated 6 October 2022, by which permission to appeal from a First-tier Tribunal ruling of 26 June 2022 was refused. The June 2022 ruling had dismissed the Claimant’s appeal against the Home Secretary’s decision of 26 March 2021 refusing indefinite leave to remain. The proceedings turned on the procedural consequences of a statutory ouster of judicial review, drawing a fundamental distinction between what a claimant must establish to succeed and which judge, or judges, are tasked with determining the matter. In this claim, the court was asked to challenge the Upper Tribunal’s refusal of permission to appeal from the First-tier Tribunal’s decision...

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