White and Collins v Minister of Health [1939] 3 All ER 548
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In this case a local authority had statutory powers to compulsorily purchase land but these powers were dependant on the land not being 'parkland'. A landowner objected to the compulsory purchase of his land on the grounds that the local authority had mistakenly failed to realise that the land was part of a park. The Court of Appeal held that it could review the decision on that basis.
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White and Collins v Minister of Health [1939] 3 All ER 548
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#illegality #judicial-review #public
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White and Collins v Minister of Health [1939] 3 All ER 548
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In this case a local authority had statutory powers to compulsorily purchase land but these powers were dependant on the land not being 'parkland'. A landowner objected to the compulsory purchase of his land on the grounds that the local authority had mistakenly failed to realise that the land was part of a park. The Court of Appeal held that it could review the decision on that basis.
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In this case a local authority had statutory powers to compulsorily purchase land but these powers were dependant on the land not being 'parkland'. A landowner objected to the compulsory
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