CN v Poole Borough Council: Application for Permission to Appeal

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13/02/2018

The claimants have applied to the Supreme Court for permission to appeal against the decision of the Court of Appeal.  The defendant’s solicitors have been told by the Supreme Court Registry that the application for permission will be placed before the justices for their consideration this week, and that a decision will be notified to the parties.  When the defendant’s advisers are officially informed of the outcome of the permission application, a further news item will appear here.

The defendant is represented by Edward Faulks QC and Paul Stagg, instructed by Rob Hams of Wansbroughs.

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