CLP made a submission to this consultation. Here is our submission.
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CLP made a submission to this consultation. Here is our submission.
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CLP submitted evidence to this Inquiry. Here is our submission.
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Manchester Ship Canal Developments Ltd, Peel Investments Limited -v- Persons Unknown, Crane and Others [2014] EWHC 645 CH, 10 March 2014
This is not a Gypsy or Traveller case.
An organisation called Igas proposed to carry out drilling activity on a piece of land. This drilling activity was to be investigatory and was for the purpose of establishing whether there were hydro carbon deposits underneath the land that were capable of being exploited using a technique known as “fracking”.
Re R [2014] EWHC 643 (Fam), 3 March 2014
This is not a Gypsy or Traveller case but a family law case.
Most (if not all) legal aid firms and organisations who provide legal aid, since the setting up of the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) in April 2013, have encountered enormous difficulties in dealing with the LAA. This case makes reference to such difficulties.
Southend-on-Sea Borough Council -v- Armour [2014] EWCA Civ 231, 12 March 2014
This is not a Gypsy or Traveller case but is very important from the point of view of Article 8 of the Human Rights Act 1998. Mr Armour was an introductory tenant of the local authority. After three incidents of anti-social behaviour early on in the tenancy, the Council began proceedings for possession.
The Low Commission is an independent commission set up by the Legal Action Group to report into the question of access to justice especially in the light of the recent and ongoing Legal Aid reforms.
The Low Commission is an independent commission set up by the Legal Action Group to report into the question of access to justice especially in the light of the recent and ongoing Legal Aid reforms. They produced their final report in January 2014. Click here to access The Low Commission final report.
CLP has done an analysis of this report:
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Flynn -v- Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (SSCLG) and Basildon Borough Council [2014] EWHC 390 (Admin), 20 February 2014
Mrs Flynn was one of the Travellers evicted from the Dale Farm site in November 2011. She moved her caravan to an access track leading to Dale Farm. On 24th July 2012, Basildon DC (as they then were) served an Enforcement Notice on Mrs Flynn.
Forest of Dean District Council -v- Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and Ricky Jones [2013] EWHC 4052 (Admin), 20 December 2013
In this case an application for planning permission was made for a Gypsy site near to some listed buildings.
R (Hand) -v- Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government [2014] EWHC 314 (Admin), 23 January 2014
Town and County Planning Act 1990 Section 171 B (3) states that enforcement action can be taken against the use of land in general within 10 years from the use commencing. However, use of a building as a dwellinghouse becomes immune from enforcement and, therefore, lawful after 4 years.