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Administrative law [2018] JRC 098

Therin -v- Minister for Planning and Warwick

Therin -v- Minister for Planning and Warwick [2018] JRC 098 (01 June 2018)

The Royal Court remitted a planning appeal for reconsideration, finding no error in heritage, landscape, biodiversity, or Article 6 analysis, but a failure to apply policy GD1 properly.

  • Judicial review
  • Planning permission
  • Listed buildings
  • Green backdrop zone
  • Heritage protection
  • Biodiversity
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Tax law [2015] JRC 244

Larsen and Volaw -v- Comptroller of Taxes and States of Jersey

Larsen and Volaw -v- Comptroller of Taxes and States of Jersey [2015] JRC 244 (27 November 2015)

The Royal Court of Jersey upheld tax information notices issued under amended regulations, rejecting ultra vires, natural justice, self-incrimination, and data protection challenges.

  • Exchange of tax information
  • Judicial review
  • Ultra vires challenge
  • Human rights compliance
  • Data protection
  • Privilege against self-incrimination
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Administrative law [2015] JRC 104

Larsen and Volaw

Larsen and Volaw [2015] JRC 104 (14 May 2015)

The Royal Court refused to order further disclosure in judicial review challenges to tax information exchange notices, holding the duty of candour was satisfied.

  • Duty of candour
  • Judicial review procedure
  • Tax information exchange
  • Confidentiality of international requests
  • Proportionality
  • Natural justice
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Employment law [2013] JRC 189

Newtel Limited -v- Devaney

Newtel Limited -v- Devaney [2013] JRC 189 (26 September 2013)

The Royal Court held that the Employment Tribunal Chairman should recuse herself because her husband was a partner in the law firm representing a party, creating apparent bias.

  • Judicial recusal
  • Apparent bias
  • Impartial tribunal
  • Human rights compliance
  • Employment tribunal procedure
  • Judicial-recusal
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