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The Tribunal struck out the application because the Commissioner had already progressed the investigation and requested information from the Applicant, removing the need for an order. The Tribunal has no jurisdiction to review the Commissioner’s practices or outcomes beyond the statutory remit.
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High Court appeal about forfeiture of a long lease, rent and service charge arrears, and damages. The appeal failed except on the damages claim, which was remitted.
The Tribunal dismissed an appeal against a ÂŁ50,000 PECR monetary penalty for unsolicited SMS marketing and refused strike-out, withdrawal, and costs applications.
The Administrative Court provisionally struck out a judicial review after the claimant failed to provide an address for service following legal aid withdrawal.
Hashem, R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2014] EWHC 3503 (Admin) (08 October 2014)
The Administrative Court conditionally struck out a judicial review after the claimant failed to attend and had not given an address for service, with legal aid having been withdrawn.
Hall v Commission for Social Care Inspection [2003] EWCST 242(EA) (17 August 2004)
The Tribunal refused to strike out appeals against cancellation of care home registrations despite the appellant losing the premises, holding the appeal right remained arguable.
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