P. E. C. v Lesquende Ltd. [2003] JLR 15 (10 January 2003)

There is no appeal against the Royal Court's refusal to order a case stated under the 1961 Law, as the decision is final by virtue of art. 12(2).

Citation: [2003] JLR 15
Parties: Applicant: P. E. C.; Respondent: Lesquende Ltd.
Jurisdiction: Jersey
Judgment Date: 10 January 2003
Procedural Posture: Planning Law Compulsory Purchase / Application for Case Stated; Appeal Against Refusal
Outcome: Appeal dismissed; no right of appeal exists.
Legal Topics: Settlement of Price by Arbitration, Case Stated Procedure, Appealability of Refusal to State a Case

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P. E. C.

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Lesquende Ltd.

Respondent

Planning Law Compulsory Purchase / Application for Case Stated; Appeal Against Refusal

1 Whether there is a right of appeal against the Royal Court's refusal to order a case stated under the Compulsory Purchase of Land (Procedure) (Jersey) Law 1961

There is no appeal against the Royal Court's refusal to order a case stated under the 1961 Law, as the decision is final by virtue of art. 12(2).

Appeal dismissed; no right of appeal exists.