Huzar appeal

retatco

http://casetracker.justice.gov.uk/li...se_id=20133277


It's become an appeal. Quite a wide window and not too long to wait
14/4 to 31/7/14

legal_magpie

That was the likely outcome especially as the Judge said that it was finely balanced. Unfortunate about the further delay though as the cases will remain stayed. But if the appeal is dismissed, brilliant. My gut feeling is that the Court of Appeal will say that Judge Platts went a bit too far.

David_e

legal_magpie wrote: »

That was the likely outcome especially as the Judge said that it was finely balanced.

That's bad news for a start!

legal_magpie wrote: »

My gut feeling is that the Court of Appeal will say that Judge Platts went a bit too far.

Hope not. That wouldn't sit too well with Wallentin!

Vauban

retatco wrote: »

http://casetracker.justice.gov.uk/li...se_id=20133277


It's become an appeal. Quite a wide window and not too long to wait
14/4 to 31/7/14

And so it begins ...

This is no surprise at all, of course. But my tuppence: Huzar did go further, arguably, than Wallentin (even if the judgement brought clarity). The Court of Appeal cannot row back to disown Wallentin - so that's safe (as Jim Bowen used to say). So the question, to my mind, is what will the Court say about the different elements of the Wallentin test - will it expand upon, for example, what is meant by "inherent"? I think the narrative in the judgement will be as important as its operative conclusions.

A result by July is not a bad outcome - I was expecting something much later.

My last comment: good luck Tyzap, Socrates and Coby! We're behind you all the way!

Mark2spark

Just caught up on this... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Brilliant :T

CobyBenson

For those interested.... Huzar will be heard at the Court of Appeal, Royal Courts of Justice on 22nd May or 23rd May 2014.

It'll be a public hearing so anybody is welcome to come and listen in.

More info here: http://www.bottonline.co.uk/aviation-latest-news/607-date-set-huzar-vs-jet2-limited-hearing-court-of-appeal#.Uvya8vv5BGM
or here: http://casetracker.justice.gov.uk/listing_calendar/getDetail.do?case_id=20133277

dxc_chappie

CobyBenson wrote: »

For those interested.... Huzar will be heard at the Court of Appeal, Royal Courts of Justice on 22nd May or 23rd May 2014.

The week after the Dawson appeal. Should be an interesting May then.

duchy

Although I suspect this case is of interest perhaps to too many people to warrant risking rocking up on the day to watch -and be sure of getting in (although I may change my mind and give it go) it's an interesting visit at any time to see how justice works at this level.
I visited a few weeks ago and found it far more compelling to watch than our visit later in the day to the Old Bailey to see Rebecca Brooks and co in the phone hacking case.

richardw

duchy wrote: »

... our visit later in the day to the Old Bailey to see Rebecca Brooks and co in the phone hacking case.

Hi, Did they enforce the no mobile phone rule, or was it ok just to have it switched off?

duchy

Just switched off (Oh the irony )
It was incredible the number of people in the court as every defendant seemed to have an entire team sitting there. I felt a bit sorry for the jury - this case is endless.