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Judicial Review / Public Law
Public bodies must not exceed their legal powers and must comply with their stated duties. Simply put, public law is concerned with the relationship between the government (public bodies) and individuals including companies and other organisations.
What is judicial review?
Judicial review is a process where the lawfulness of a decision or action made by a public body is questioned. A judicial review can confirm that the proper procedures have been followed in any decision or action, and that the law has been interpreted and applied correctly or alternatively confirm that it has not.
Stuart Jessop
Barrister
My name is Stuart Jessop and I am an experienced barrister who is a member of the prestigious London Chambers, 6 Pump Court.
Companies and members of the public can instruct a direct access barrister directly without the need for a solicitor but I, unlike most public access barristers, can conduct litigation in a similar manner to a solicitor as well as acting as your barrister, giving advice and representing you in court, which means that you won't be passed around various people in a large law firm.
I can offer a personal service tailored to your needs, whilst being supported by a wealth of resources and expertise as a member of the prestigious London Chambers, 6 Pump Court. Call my clerk and ask for Stuart Jessop today on 0207 797 8408.
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Stuart Jessop Successfully Represents Wembley Parking Company At Planning Inquiry
Stuart Jessop has successfully represented Stadium Centre Management Ltd (SCM Ltd) in its appeal under section 174 Town and Country Planning Act 1990 against two enforcement notices served in respect of the Stadium Business centre (SBC). SBC is a commercial estate...
Court Rules that Premises was not an HMO
Stuart Jessop has successfully represented a landlord in a prosecution by the London Borough of Camden under section 72 of the Housing Act 2004, alleging that the property was a house in multiple occupation, requiring to be licensed under part 2 of the Act but which...
Premises licence appeal victory despite immigration offences
Stuart Jessop successfully represented the premises licence holder of a fast…. [more]
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