RoboCCFC90
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I've gained respect for him based on that article, it's fantastic that the Football family are willing to help us in our hour of need.
I wonder if scumberland would ever be so supportive, odds on them voting us in or out the league :smuggrin:I've gained respect for him based on that article, it's fantastic that the Football family are willing to help us in our hour of need.
Sisu will announce legals now dropped well lost again sign a deal before appealing again through the European court of appeal lol
I wonder if scumberland would ever be so supportive, odds on them voting us in or out the league :smuggrin:
I wonder if scumberland would ever be so supportive, odds on them voting us in or out the league :smuggrin:
Woohoo!From Cov Live;
Dr Stuart MacLennan, Senior Lecturer in Law and Research Development Director said: “The Court of Justice of the EU is not an appellate court, so it’s not possible to “appeal” this case to Luxembourg.
"The only way that domestic cases end up in the CJEU is through what’s called the preliminary reference procedure. This requires a domestic court to refer a question of EU Law to the Court. As there is no longer a live court proceeding then there can be no preliminary ruling.
This would suggest that the Supreme Court's decision means the end of the judicial review.
NOW this is good news i guessFrom Cov Live;
Dr Stuart MacLennan, Senior Lecturer in Law and Research Development Director said: “The Court of Justice of the EU is not an appellate court, so it’s not possible to “appeal” this case to Luxembourg.
"The only way that domestic cases end up in the CJEU is through what’s called the preliminary reference procedure. This requires a domestic court to refer a question of EU Law to the Court. As there is no longer a live court proceeding then there can be no preliminary ruling.
This would suggest that the Supreme Court's decision means the end of the judicial review.
NOW this is good news i guess
Interesting, but what about a Civil Court action, I wonder?From Cov Live;
Dr Stuart MacLennan, Senior Lecturer in Law and Research Development Director said: “The Court of Justice of the EU is not an appellate court, so it’s not possible to “appeal” this case to Luxembourg.
"The only way that domestic cases end up in the CJEU is through what’s called the preliminary reference procedure. This requires a domestic court to refer a question of EU Law to the Court. As there is no longer a live court proceeding then there can be no preliminary ruling.
This would suggest that the Supreme Court's decision means the end of the judicial review.
I was thinking the same thing when I read this. Probably just by hope more than anything. Him and joy did have that meeting a few weeks back and apart from enjoying a lovely cream tea maybe she did spell out plans should the appeal be rejected?“I am calm," he said.
"I think we need to be calm and everyone needs to remain calm and wait and see what happens.
“I am just excited by the future and what it can or could bring, potentially."
Does robins know something we don't?
Otis is getting the train LG. 47 of them.Where do I sign up for the SBT mini bus?
Otis doing the jokes, Grendel complaining about the route, Nick arguing with the parking attendant, mart pointing out what bits were made in the EU.
Sounds great.
Hill can bring an ipad with his favourite gifs then.Otis is getting the train LG. 47 of them.
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Nah mate Nicks got that covered.You driving?
Fisher is many levels above duggins. Fisher is a out and out c ...Soon as you mentioned TF my hope died, that twat is just as bad as Duggins
Unless they come up with a new idea and a fresh Judicial Review!!From Cov Live;
Dr Stuart MacLennan, Senior Lecturer in Law and Research Development Director said: “The Court of Justice of the EU is not an appellate court, so it’s not possible to “appeal” this case to Luxembourg.
"The only way that domestic cases end up in the CJEU is through what’s called the preliminary reference procedure. This requires a domestic court to refer a question of EU Law to the Court. As there is no longer a live court proceeding then there can be no preliminary ruling.
This would suggest that the Supreme Court's decision means the end of the judicial review.
I'll write you out some directions to a football discussion before I drive anywhere.Nah mate Nicks got that covered.
And usskyblue can bring his m8.Hill can bring an ipad with his favourite gifs then.
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