Interface Management v Jersey F.S.C. [2003] JLR 524 (06 October 2003)

Interface Management v Jersey F.S.C. [2003] JLR 524 (06 October 2003)

An appeal against an administrative decision is permitted where the decision is ultra vires, the procedures are generally unsatisfactory (unfair and incorrect), or the individual decision is unreasonable.

Citation
[2003] JLR 524
Parties
Applicant: Interface Management; Respondent: Jersey Financial Services Commission
Jurisdiction
Jersey
Judgment Date
06 October 2003
Procedural Posture
Administrative Appeal / Judgment
Legal Topics
Grounds of Appeal, Ultra Vires, Procedural Fairness, Reasonableness of Administrative Decisions
Administrative Law Grounds of Appeal Ultra Vires Procedural Fairness Reasonableness of Administrative Decisions

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Parties

Interface Management

Applicant

Jersey Financial Services Commission

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Administrative Appeal / Judgment

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether appeal lies against administrative decision based on ultra vires, procedural unfairness, or unreasonableness

Ratio Decidendi

An appeal against an administrative decision is permitted where the decision is ultra vires, the procedures are generally unsatisfactory (unfair and incorrect), or the individual decision is unreasonable.