Habin v Gambling Licensing Auth. [1971] JJ 1637 (22 February 1971)

Habin v Gambling Licensing Auth. [1971] JJ 1637 (22 February 1971)

The court will only overturn the exercise of discretionary powers if a strong case is made out and it is satisfied that the discretion was wrongly exercised.

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Citation
[1971] JJ 1637
Parties
Applicant: Habin; Respondent: Gambling Licensing Authority
Jurisdiction
Jersey
Judgment Date
22 February 1971
Procedural Posture
Judicial Review / Appeal
Legal Topics
Judicial Review, Discretionary Powers, Appeal Standards
Administrative Law Judicial Review Discretionary Powers Appeal Standards

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Parties

Habin

Applicant

Gambling Licensing Authority

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Judicial Review / Appeal

  1. 1 What is the threshold for overturning the exercise of discretionary powers by an authority on judicial review?

Ratio Decidendi

The court will only overturn the exercise of discretionary powers if a strong case is made out and it is satisfied that the discretion was wrongly exercised.