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The Tribunal dismissed both respondents’ strike-out applications in two linked discrimination proceedings, holding the claims were arguable and should proceed to final hearing.
Buckley v Minister for Treasury and Resources and Ors [2024] JCA 085 (08 February 2024)
Leave to appeal was granted on constitutional and human-rights grounds arising from Jersey’s higher tax on second homes, including justiciability and retrospectivity.
Buckley v Minister for Treasury and Resources and Ors [2023] JRC 209 (07 November 2023)
Leave to seek judicial review was refused on challenges to Jersey’s Budget Law, but leave was granted only on the narrow scope of the Minister’s Direction.
deThan v Institute of Law and Others 11-May-2021 [2021] JRC 134 (11 May 2021)
The Royal Court of Jersey awarded the respondent summary costs of ÂŁ4,500 after refusing leave to appeal from the Employment and Discrimination Tribunal.
Scott v Minister for Treasury and Resources and the AG [2020] JCA 114 (16 June 2020)
Single-judge Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against refusal of judicial review of Jersey’s co-funded payroll scheme, finding no arguable illegality, irrationality, or procedural impropriety.
Bisson -v- Minister for Infrastructure [2017] JCA 051 (29 March 2017)
Court of Appeal dismissed a taxi driver’s appeal against a six-week PSV licence suspension for using a restricted taxi rank in breach of clear rules.
Bisson -v- Minister for Infrastructure [2017] JCA 041 (15 March 2017)
The Court of Appeal refused an interlocutory application to admit a brother’s affidavits and to question officials, finding the material irrelevant and unnecessary.
Bisson -v- Minister for Infrastructure [2016] JRC 227 (06 December 2016)
The Royal Court dismissed Ms Bisson’s appeal against a six-week suspension of her PSV licence and badge for picking up fares from a taxi rank.
Larsen and Ors -v- Volaw Trust and Ors [2016] JCA 137 (15 August 2016)
The Jersey Court of Appeal held that Regulation 14A validly directs appeals from judicial review to the Privy Council, so the Court of Appeal had no jurisdiction.
Klonowska -v- Chief Minister [2016] JRC 127 (21 July 2016)
The Royal Court allowed an appeal over a business licence condition, holding it unreasonable to let the appellant hold a one-person licence but bar her from working in her own business.
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