Haringey London Borough Council v Awaritefe, Secretary of State for Social Security intervening
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1999 |
| Date | 1999 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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13 cases
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CH 4234 2004
...which is consistent with the heading of the regulation, presumably reflects the view expressed by Roch LJ in Haringey LBC v Awaritefe (1999) 32 HLR 517, at “The payment of housing benefits involves expenditure of public money which is in short supply. If there have been overpayments as defi......
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LS CH 1758 2009
...case where that point was not in issue, and therefore did not prevent the time for appeal from running: Haringey LBC v Awaritefe (1999) 32 HLR 517 followed (paragraphs 104 to at the time when the appeals were made the absolute time limit for appealing under the procedural regulations then a......
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CH 5216 2001
...significant prejudice to the appellant still uncorrected by the appeal process itself (paragraphs 74 to 76); Haringey LBC v. Awaritefe (1999) 32 HLR 517 applied. 4. the determinations were not invalid and the overpayments were recoverable from the Per Commissioners Levenson and Fellner: the......
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CDLA 4977 2001
...compliance as the test for whether procedural requirements have been satisfied. See Haringey London Borough Council v Awaritefe (1999) 32 Housing Law Reports 517 and R v Immigration Appeal Tribunal, ex parte Jeyeanthan [1999] 3 All England Law Reports 231 at pages 238 to Conclusion on super......
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