Packard & Ors, Re Application for Judicial Review [2011] ScotCS CSOH_148 (07 September 2011)
The second respondents had a sufficiently independent and valuable interest (existing planning permission) requiring protection, justifying separate representation and a second set of expenses. The petitioners' challenge, including interdict and issues unique to the second respondents, warranted their participation. The complexity, urgency, and scale of the case justified an additional fee under all heads claimed.
- Citation
- [2011] ScotCS CSOH_148
- Parties
- Petitioners: Dulce Packard and Others; First Respondents: Scottish Ministers; Second Respondents: North British Wind Power
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 07 September 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Judicial Review / Post Judgment Motions for Expenses and Additional Fee
- Outcome
- Motions granted. Both respondents awarded expenses of the judicial review and hearing on expenses against the petitioners. Second respondents entitled to an additional fee under Rule of Court 42.14(3)(a)-(f).
- Legal Topics
- Judicial Review, Planning Permission, Electricity Act 1989, Town and Country Planning (scotland) Act 1997, Expenses (costs), Additional Fee, Interdict, Bias, Mora and Personal Bar
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Parties
Dulce Packard and Others
Petitioners
Scottish Ministers
First Respondents
North British Wind Power
Second Respondents
Procedural Posture
Judicial Review / Post Judgment Motions for Expenses and Additional Fee
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether second respondents (North British Wind Power) are entitled to expenses and an additional fee following successful opposition to the petition for judicial review.
- 2 Whether the circumstances justify a second set of expenses and an additional fee under Rule of Court 42.14(3).
Ratio Decidendi
The second respondents had a sufficiently independent and valuable interest (existing planning permission) requiring protection, justifying separate representation and a second set of expenses. The petitioners' challenge, including interdict and issues unique to the second respondents, warranted their participation. The complexity, urgency, and scale of the case justified an additional fee under all heads claimed.
Court Disposition
Motions granted. Both respondents awarded expenses of the judicial review and hearing on expenses against the petitioners. Second respondents entitled to an additional fee under Rule of Court 42.14(3)(a)-(f).
Orders
- Award of expenses to Scottish Ministers (first respondents) on the normal scale, including today's appearance.
- Award of expenses to North British Wind Power (second respondents).
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