A couple of case notes on County Court judgments, on validity of a s.21 notice, and on whether an introductory tenancy ceased to be so because of an administrative snafu in the filing of an appeal. Re...

Court of Appeal quashes decision to remove a low traffic neighbourhood as a breach of the duty requiring London borough councils to “implement” proposals in […]

The Supreme Court has allowed the appeal of three of the relevant public bodies in the Lewis-Ranwell case, concerning the effect in civil law of a determination for criminal law purposes that a person is not guilty by reason of insanity.  The judgment can be found here, and the press summary here.  Having been involved in the case at the Supreme Court level, I will hold fire on comments about the Supreme Court's judgment, but my views at the Court of Appeal stage (before I was instructed), can be found here.

Non-compliance from the public body was dealt with by judicial expressions of incomprehension (“I’m struggling to understand…”) about the Local Authority’s failure to act and about their failure to…