| Topic: | Re: Streetspace plans have been successfully challenged by Judicial Review | |
| Posted by: | Chris Blishen | |
| Date/Time: | 21/01/21 11:23:00 |
| This is from the UTAG letter quoted earlier in the thread: " Mrs Justice Lang REFUSED TfL Leave To Appeal but allowed a Stay of 21 days" This is from the judicial review itself in the conclusion section at the end: " In my judgment, quashing orders rather than declarations are appropriate because of the nature and extent of the unlawfulness which I have identified, which affects not only taxi drivers, but also their passengers. The Plan, the Guidance and the A10 Order all need to be re-considered by the Defendants and substantially amended in the light of my judgment. To reduce disruption, the Defendants can turn their minds to this task now, on a provisional basis, as there will be a stay and a delay whilst they pursue their appeal. If the appeal is unsuccessful, they can apply for further time (if required) to finalise the proposed revised Plan, Guidance and Order before the quashing orders take effect." https://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/format.cgi?doc=/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2021/72.html&query=(UTAG)+AND+(LTDA) I imagine TFL will consider appealing |