Runnymede Borough Council, R (on the application of) v Fulke-Grenville
The hearing is adjourned for seven days to allow the first defendant a final opportunity to attend, given the personal liberty implications of committal. Substituted service at the defendant's property is permitted due to past difficulties in effecting service. Immediate committal is refused at this stage.
- Parties
- Claimant: Runnymede Borough Council; First Defendant: Christopher Fulke-Grenville
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 02 July 2007
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Committal and Amendment of Order / Adjournment of Committal Hearing
- Outcome
- hearing adjourned
- Legal Topics
- Committal for Contempt, Injunction Enforcement, Adjournment Procedure, Substituted Service
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Parties
Runnymede Borough Council
Claimant
Christopher Fulke-Grenville
First Defendant
Procedural Posture
Application for Committal and Amendment of Order / Adjournment of Committal Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the first defendant breached the order of Mr Justice Jowitt dated 10 October 1996
- 2 Whether committal for contempt is appropriate at this stage
- 3 Whether the hearing should be adjourned to allow the first defendant to attend
Ratio Decidendi
The hearing is adjourned for seven days to allow the first defendant a final opportunity to attend, given the personal liberty implications of committal. Substituted service at the defendant's property is permitted due to past difficulties in effecting service. Immediate committal is refused at this stage.
Court Disposition
hearing adjourned
Orders
- Hearing adjourned for seven days.
- Permission granted for substituted service at 35 Liberty Rise, Addlestone, Surrey.
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