Manchester City Council v Secretary of State
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1988 |
| Year | 1988 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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8 cases
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The Queen (on the Application of D Morgan Plc) (Claimant) The Welsh Ministers (First Defendants) Flintshire County Council (Second Defendants)
...High Court's judgement in the case of Manchester City Council v Secretary of State for the Environment and Mercury Communications Ltd [1988] J. P. L. 774." 20 Annex 1 to the Circular continues: "The availability of costs awards, on specific application, is intended to bring a greater sense ......
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Mr Robert Johnson and Mrs Marjolein Russnak-Johnson v Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
...is used in its ordinary meaning, as established by the courts in Manchester City Council v SSE & Mercury Communications Limited [1988] JPL 774 (Paragraph 31) What type of behaviour may give rise to a procedural award against a local planning authority? Local planning authorities are require......
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Swale Borough Council v Secretary of State for Housing Communities and Local Government
...explains, is used in its ordinary meaning, as established by the courts in Manchester City Council v SSE & Mercury Communications Limited [1988] JPL 774. Unreasonable behaviour may be either procedural, relating to the process; or substantive, relating to the issues arising from the merits ......
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R v Tandridge District Council and Another
...that, in a somewhat similar case over ten years ago, is the case of Manchester City Council v The Secretary of State for the Environment (1988) JPL 774. 38 Now, of course, that approach must not be taken too far. I was referred by Mr Croxford to another case on costs, that is the decision o......
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