A public body will not have acted unlawfully if did something that was reasonably incidental to or consequent upon a power that it did have.
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Westminster Corporation v London & North West Railway [1905] AC 426
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A public body will not have acted unlawfully if did something that was reasonably incidental to or consequent upon a power that it did have.
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#illegality #judicial-review #public
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A public body will not have acted unlawfully if did something that was reasonably incidental to or consequent upon a power that it did have.
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Westminster Corporation v London & North West Railway [1905] AC 426
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Open it However, a public body will not have acted unlawfully if did something that was reasonably incidental to or consequent upon a power that it did have. For example, the House of Lords held in Westminster Corporation v London & North West Railway [1905] AC 426 that a power to build public lavatories could also be used to build a subway under a road that was necessary in order to access those lavatories.
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