The applicant sought leave to bring judicial review. In seeking to extend his nursing home he said that the respondent had allowed him to execute works to allow 38 patients, but had then only registered the home for 16 patients.
Held: The decision complained off had been some seven years earlier, and he was required to bring his claim promptly and in any event within three months. The explanation for the delay was unsatisfactory, and the claim was rejected.
Judges:
Harrison J
Citations:
[1999] EWHC Admin 328
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See Also – Balamoody v Manchester Health Authority EAT 2-Mar-1999
The claimant appealed against orders striking out his complaint of unlawful racial discrimination. He had owned a nursing home regulated by the respondent authority. A senior white employee had broken regulations regarding safekeeping of drugs, but . .
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Judicial Review, Health Professions
Updated: 28 May 2022; Ref: scu.139592