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Judicial review of refusal of consent for the Carrick Forest wind farm failed. The court held the Ministers had adequate inquiry, reasons, and a rational basis.
The sheriff refused a statutory appeal against a fitness to practise decision, holding that adjournment and absence complaints failed, and that evidential errors did not vitiate the result.
BABCOCK MARINE (CLYDE) LTD AGAINST HS BARRIER COATINGS LTD [2019] ScotCS CSOH_110 (27 December 2019)
Court of Session enforcement action over an adjudicator’s award. The judge upheld the sufficiency of reasons and most grounds, but allowed inquiry on undisclosed quantity surveyor assistance.
AS, Re Judicial Review [2013] ScotCS CSOH_83 (30 May 2013)
The Court of Session reduced a tribunal’s 40% deduction from a criminal injuries award, holding that the decision was unreasonable, inadequately reasoned, and unfair.
Wilson, Chief Constable of Fife Constabulary, Re Judicial Review [2008] ScotCS CSOH_96 (01 July 2008)
The Court of Session reduced a Police Appeals Tribunal decision and remitted the appeal for rehearing, holding the tribunal had erred in overturning the misconduct finding.
Kazmi v Secrtary Of State For The Home Department [2000] ScotCS 130 (19 May 2000)
Court of Session refused an asylum appeal, holding there was no legal error in the tribunal’s treatment of credibility, reasons, or standard of proof.
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