R v Chelsea College of Art and Design, ex parte Nash
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 2000 |
| Date | 2000 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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4 cases
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Mr David Anthony Winstanley v Professor Brian D Sleeman (First Defendant) University of Leeds (Second Defendnat)
...to Sedley LJ's list of areas which are off limits to the court rather than detracting from them. 54 Finally, for completeness, I mention R v Chelsea ex parte Nash [2000] ELR 686, (tab 6). I do so because it was referred to by Mr Oldham but I have to say I do not see how it takes matters any......
- R v Commissioner for Local Administration, ex parte H (A Minor)
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R (Turpin) v Commissioner for Local Administration
...in his skeleton argument, has referred to observations made by Elias J recently in R v Chelsea College of Art and Design, ex parte Nash [2000] Ed CR 571 at 583D: “It is a strong principle of English law that a decision making body should not consider the relevant material without giving the......
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Nash v Chelsea College of Art and Design
... ... Third, the clerk to the Appeal Committee, for the avoidance of doubt, was neither a participant in the review decision nor its interpreter." ... The letter also took issue with Ms Nash's solicitors' reliance on ex parte Ermakov , another matter that I shall have to address below ... 19 On 1 February 2001, Clive Nicholls, the Dean of the School of Design at the College, and who had been the chairman of the Academic Committee that had reconsidered Ms Nash's appeal, signed a witness ... ...