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Lord Bracknell said:
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Falmer court date moved forward to 4th October
- Thread starter Wilka
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Now that I would vote for
Mr Banana
Tedious chump
Lord Bracknell said:
Sorry m'Lord but I am, as you are well aware, a f***ing idiot.
Who can Lewes Dickhead Council appeal to at this point, and what would the timetable be assuming they did?
Yours
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Under the rules, ANY planning decision (even a reconsidered decision) can be challenged (in the High Court) by an interested party within six weeks of it being made.Benny Zamora said:
An important aspect of this case is that the football club, the government and the city council all agree that Ruth Kelly's decision should take account of ALL of the points that LDC have raised so far. In Martin Perry's words, this will make her decision this time round "fire-proof".
LDC still don't seem to accept that Kelly will take all their points into account - even though this promise was made by the government's lawyers, in writing, three months ago. My hope is that they will be severely criticised by the judge at the 4 October hearing for being completely unreasonable.
At the end of the day, I believe we will still need political pressure on LDC to make them act reasonably. That's why The Seagulls Party is gearing itself up to fight the May elections.
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Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
Superseagull said:May the 5th sounds like it could be a good day to have a beer in Lewes
or get very,VERY drunk down in Cheltenham
last day of the season innit.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
I've just checked. I meant 3rd May. But we can keep the beer flowing until the Saturday.Superseagull said:May the 5th sounds like it could be a good day to have a beer in Lewes
Think we may not get the Yes decision again until after 5th May
Thus will be MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER that we take control of / balance of power in LDC elections on 4th May 2007
i.e. we have casting vote to throw out any more Falmer appeals by all Lib Dem nimbys in LDC council cabinet
Campaign leaflet can be what would you like the £250k earmarked for the next Falmer appeal to be spent on instead
Never thought politics could be such fun
Keep up the good work LB
Thus will be MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER that we take control of / balance of power in LDC elections on 4th May 2007
i.e. we have casting vote to throw out any more Falmer appeals by all Lib Dem nimbys in LDC council cabinet
Campaign leaflet can be what would you like the £250k earmarked for the next Falmer appeal to be spent on instead
Never thought politics could be such fun
Keep up the good work LB
Herne Hill Seagull
Well-known member
Lord Bracknell said:
May 3rd 2007. 10 years to the day from Hereford, ain't it?
Lawro's Lip
New member
Herne Hill Seagull said:
I presume a Case Management Conference is behind closed doors.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?
Lawro's Lip
New member
Herne Hill Seagull said:
On a more positive note, we won then ( Ok I know it was a draw) and we will win again.
:falmerspi
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Same. Every little helps I suppose.Caveman said:Glad the date has been pulled forward, but I just can't get excited until I see the diggers moving in afraid.
But we wll beat those bastards at LDC, that much I'm sure!!
The Clown of Pevensey Bay
Well-known member
Gaffer said:
It shouldn't be. It's only really family cases which are ever held behind closed doors.
Gritt23
New member
Lord Bracknell said:
It would be fantastic timing if the local elections are during the period in which LDC decide whether to appeal.
Are they allowed to make the decision just prior to going to the polls?
I would presume there is a period whereby they cannot make any binding commitments like that. They couldn't set any wheels in motion that could not be stopped by the elected Seagulls Party, surely.
Lord B, is our leader.
And well played to the club on getting this 4th Oct hearing.
Gritt23
New member
Lord Bracknell said:
Will the events of the 4th Oct all be settled on the one day then? So, by the end of that day the judge will have ruled that it either goes ahead to a full hearing, or he quashes it there and then, returning the decision to Ruth Kelly?
Considering how long EVERYTHING else takes, this seems remarkably quick, straightforward, and indeed logical. That doesn't sound like the planning process at all, surely the every man and his dog gets about 6 months to make a case to the judge, and then he ponders it for another 6 months, before giving a decision that can be appealed.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
The deadline for deciding to appeal to the High Court is six weeks after the Secretary of State's decision letter is published - irrespective of whether an election campaign is under way.Gritt23 said:
That's why it could be an exciting time.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I was hoping to go along and watch it, but now I won't be able to get time off. Still, at least the ball is rolling.
16 days to go!!!!
Still, at least the ball is rolling.16 days to go!!!!
The Large One
Who's Next?
Sorry, without traipsing through the thread again - will the decision (about whether it's necessary to go ahead in December) be made that day - Oct 4 - or at a later date?
Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms
King of Sussex
Lord Bracknell said:
Cue dreamy harp sequence...
