T W Logistics Ltd v Essex County Council and another
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Supreme Court |
| Neutral Citation | [2021] UKSC 4 |
| Year | 2021 |
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6 cases
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Cotham School v Bristol City Council
...a single defendant; (2) the claimant is not entitled to protection by virtue of the Aarhus Convention and CPR Part 46TW Logistics Ltd v Essex County Council [2021] AC 1050. 5 In that case, Lord Sales and Lord Burrows (with whom Lady Black, Lady Arden and Lord Stephens agreed) said: “2. Regi......
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Cotham School v Bristol City Council
...it to defend it.” 10 The point was not discussed when the case was taken to the Court of Appeal ( [2019] Ch 243) or the Supreme Court ( [2021] AC 1050). The approach of Barling J was not challenged in the present case, and I have not heard any argument, or had to rule upon it. Whether it is......
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The King on the application of Gary Ball v Hinckley & Bosworth Council
...of the system if there was no power to vary; that the legislation should be deemed to be “always speaking”: TW Logistics v Essex C.C. [2021] UKSC 4, [2021] A.C. 1050 at [73]. But those submissions are usually deployed in respect of much older statutes, not one from 35 years ago which is sti......
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Cotham School v Bristol City Council & Ors
...imposed by the school. This conflict appears very clearly from the recent decision of the Supreme Court in TW Logistics Ltd v Essex County Council [2021] AC 1050. 5. In that case, Lord Sales and Lord Burrows (with whom Lady Black, Lady Arden and Lord Stephens agreed) “2. Registration of an ......
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