Challenging public authority consultations using the Supreme Court’s judgment in Moseley v Haringey

When

24 Nov, 2014    
6:00pm - 9:00pm

Where

The Bloomsbury
The Bloomsbury, 16-22 Great Russel Street, London, WC1B 3NN

Event Type

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Goldsmiths Centre, 42 Britton St, London EC1M 5AD
Monday 24 November | 6pm Registration for 6.30pm start | 1 CPD Point

The Supreme Court judgment in this challenge to the lawfulness of Haringey Council’s consultation on its proposed Council Tax Reduction Scheme has wide-ranging consequences for all public consultation exercises and public processes that determine legal rights. This seminar considers the implications of the judgment in Moseley v Haringey, including for commercial and regulatory challenges.

Chaired by Ian Wise QC
Ian Wise QC acted for Mrs Moseley (and the previous claimant Mrs Stirling) throughout the proceedings.

  • Facts of Moseley v Haringey and approach of High Court and Court of Appeal
    Alex Rook, Partner at Irwin Mitchell (solicitor for Mrs Moseley and Mrs Stirling)
  • Supreme Court’s judgment in Moseley v Haringey
    Steve Broach, Monckton Chambers
  • The implications of  Moseley v Haringey for commercial organisations
    Gerry Facenna, Monckton Chambers

How to register
Our seminars are free to attend. To ensure your place, please RSVP to Claire Alderman calderman@monckton.com or call 020 7405 7211.

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