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Public Law case law quarterly—Q4 2025
The Public Law case law quarterly provides details and analysis of notable judgments collated by the Lexis+® UK Public Law team each quarter. Highlights in this edition include analysis of a number of Supreme Court decisions, including: Jwanczuk, on the correct treatment of decisions of courts of coordinate jurisdiction in the UK; Daly v HM...
Court confirms that alleged policy non-compliance and ‘scope creep’ are matters of planning judgment, not permission construction (Arcelormittal Kent Wire Ltd v Medway Council)
Planning analysis: In ArcelorMittal Kent Wire Ltd v Medway Council, the High Court rejected a judicial review challenge to Medway Council’s grant of outline permission for redevelopment at Chatham Docks, where the claimant argued the decision unlawfully permitted office use, was based on misleading officer advice about safeguarding B2/B8...
Lexis+ Financial Services—daily round-up (14 January 2026)
A round-up of financial services developments.
In brief: Appeal to First-tier Tribunal–necessity to show grounds (Clayton v Charity Commissioners)
Private Client analysis:The appellant, a trustee of a charity, appealed to the First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory) (the Tribunal) in respect of a decision of the Charity Commission. Schedule 6 to the Charities Act 2011 (CA 2011) determines the circumstances in which an appeal can be made. The Appellant had not complied with directions to...
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