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Mayer Parry Recycling Ltd v The Environment Agency: ChD 9 Nov 1998

Whether materials were a waste, requiring waste management licenses and procedures, was determined by whether any further process of reclamation or recycling was required. Materials used without further processing were not waste materials under the Act. Citations: Times 03-Dec-1998, Gazette 10-Feb-1999, [1998] EWHC Ch 286 Links: Bailii Statutes: Waste Management Licensing Regulations 1994 (1994/1056) Jurisdiction: … Continue reading Mayer Parry Recycling Ltd v The Environment Agency: ChD 9 Nov 1998

Regina v Daventry District Council ex parte Thornby Farms: Admn 28 Jul 2000

The council granted licences for the disposal of waste animal carcasses by incineration. The objectors said the council had failed to take note of art 4 of the directive, and that as clinical waste alternative regimes applied. Held: Animal waste and clinical waste were properly distinguished, and the council had applied the correct guidance. The … Continue reading Regina v Daventry District Council ex parte Thornby Farms: Admn 28 Jul 2000

Regina (Mayer Parry Recycling Ltd) v Environment Agency and Another; Corus (UK) Ltd and Another, Interveners: ECJ 19 Jun 2003

The applicants took in ferrous scrap, sorted and cut it, selling it on to processors who would use the material in a second stage recycling process to produce ingots. The claimed entitlement to credit under the regulations. Held: The second stage was a recycling process, but the first was not. A reprocessor was someone carrying … Continue reading Regina (Mayer Parry Recycling Ltd) v Environment Agency and Another; Corus (UK) Ltd and Another, Interveners: ECJ 19 Jun 2003