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J v Chief Minister 16-Oct-2020 [2020] JRC 215 (16 October 2020)
The Royal Court partly allowed an appeal against conditions attached to Entitled status, striking down the housing gateway restriction and amending a child-related condition.
AG -v- Woodleigh House Ltd and Derek Donald Egre [2012] JRC 145B (31 July 2012)
Sentencing for unlawful occupation of housing units in Jersey: the company and its beneficial owner were fined after knowingly breaching housing consent and misleading authorities.
AG -v- Keenan [2011] JRC 143 (22 July 2011)
Sentencing for planning and housing law offences in Jersey. The court treated the planning offences as more serious, noted mitigation, and imposed fines with time to pay.
AG -v- Bled Limited and Sullivan [2010] JRC 134 (19 July 2010)
Sentencing in Jersey for breaches of the Housing (Jersey) Law 1949 involving non-qualified lettings, illicit profit, fines, and costs.
AG -v- Venton [2010] JRC 098 (28 May 2010)
Sentencing for a deliberate breach of the Housing (Jersey) Law 1949, where the defendant allowed occupation by non-qualified persons and was fined with costs ordered.
AG -v- Wallbridge-Smith [2008] JRC 055 (04 April 2008)
Sentencing judgment for operating an illegal lodging house in breach of Jersey housing consent. The court imposed consecutive fines totalling ÂŁ7,500 and costs.
AG -v- Chapman [2008] JRC 037 (07 March 2008)
Sentencing for a deliberate breach of the Housing (Jersey) Law 1949 involving misleading housing forms and attempts to induce false statements.
AG -v- Meyer and Ors [2007] JRC 216 (16 November 2007)
The court fined four defendants for breaching housing consent conditions by allowing unlawful occupation of a Jersey property after permission had expired.
AG v Bracken-Smith [2007] JRC 192 (05 October 2007)
Sentencing for breaches of the Housing (Jersey) Law 1949 after property was let to unqualified persons. The court imposed a total fine of ÂŁ25,000 and costs.
Glazebrook v Housing Cttee. [2003] JLR_Note 15 (27 March 2003)
Application concerning housing consent on hardship grounds. The note records a dispute between Glazebrook and the Housing Committee, with the outcome undisclosed.
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