Cambridge Islamic College v Charity Commission for England & Wales and Cambridge Muslim College

Cambridge Islamic College v Charity Commission for England & Wales and Cambridge Muslim College

The appellant's applications for costs are stayed pending conclusion of all proceedings relating to the first respondent's application for permission to appeal and any subsequent appeal, or until further order, by consent of all parties.

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Parties
Appellant: Cambridge Islamic College; First Respondent: The Charity Commission for England and Wales; Second Respondent: Cambridge Muslim College
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Judgment Date
02 October 2017
Procedural Posture
Appeal / Interlocutory Directions
Outcome
Appellant's applications for costs stayed by consent.
Legal Topics
Costs, Appeal Procedure, Consent Orders
Charity Law Regulatory Law Costs Appeal Procedure Consent Orders

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Parties

Cambridge Islamic College

Appellant

The Charity Commission for England and Wales

First Respondent

Cambridge Muslim College

Second Respondent

Procedural Posture

Appeal / Interlocutory Directions

  1. 1 Whether the appellant's applications for costs should be stayed pending resolution of appeal proceedings

Ratio Decidendi

The appellant's applications for costs are stayed pending conclusion of all proceedings relating to the first respondent's application for permission to appeal and any subsequent appeal, or until further order, by consent of all parties.

Court Disposition

Appellant's applications for costs stayed by consent.

Orders

  • The first respondent’s application for the appellant’s applications for costs to be stayed is granted.
  • The appellant’s applications for costs will be considered further once all proceedings relating to the first respondent’s application for permission to appeal the Tribunal’s decision and any appeal (if permission is granted) have been concluded, or until further order.