Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Re: Northumberland Development Project - CPO Now Granted!!!
Also, apparently there are only 3 grounds for further appeal and they all relate to procedural flaws, and not the merits of the case:
Challenge to Confirmation of CPO
3.74 In general terms, a challenge can be on one or more of three grounds:
• That the powers granted are “ultra vires”. This means they go beyond the powers permitted by the Act of Parliament under which they are being sought.
• That the procedural rules have not been followed correctly.
• That the Minister or the Inspector has not acted properly in reaching a decision – for example that there was no evidence to support the decision, or that irrelevant considerations were taken into account or relevant ones ignored.
Also, apparently there are only 3 grounds for further appeal and they all relate to procedural flaws, and not the merits of the case:
Challenge to Confirmation of CPO
3.74 In general terms, a challenge can be on one or more of three grounds:
• That the powers granted are “ultra vires”. This means they go beyond the powers permitted by the Act of Parliament under which they are being sought.
• That the procedural rules have not been followed correctly.
• That the Minister or the Inspector has not acted properly in reaching a decision – for example that there was no evidence to support the decision, or that irrelevant considerations were taken into account or relevant ones ignored.