Gilliatt Leave to appeal out of time against SENT’s decision. The Tribunal itself had formed the view shortly after hearing a case that their decision might be flawed, due to a decision of the Court of Appeal coming to their attention. They contacted the appellants indirectly and encouraged them to apply for a review of the tribunal’s decision. In fact the appellant should probably have appealed. The court held that this was a proper case to allow an extension of time since the parents had been misled (unintentionally) into taking and not seeking legal advice immediately.
Judges:
Mr Justice Hidden
Citations:
[1998] EWHC Admin 653, [2000] ELR 315
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Cited – DC v London Borough of Ealing UTAA 11-Jan-2010
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Updated: 27 May 2022; Ref: scu.138774
