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under the Building Safety Act 2022, writes Sarah Grant.


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and public accountability increase exposure to risk.
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Individual ward member delegated powers
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Judicial review application issued against ‘discriminatory’ charges at swimming ponds
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Judicial review application over harbour regeneration plan fails
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Judicial review applications in 2022 down more than a quarter on pre-Covid baseline of 2019: Ministry of Justice
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Judicial review challenge over library closure plans brought too late, says judge
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Judicial review challenge to end after Government uses emergency procedure to formalise requirement for bailiffs not to enforce warrants and writs
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Judicial review claim forces council to suspend referendum on neighbourhood plan
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Judicial review of FTT in UT: what costs rule applies?
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