9th November 2020
Social justice law firm Hodge Jones & Allen has successfully represented a claim for judicial review against a local housing authority on behalf of a domestic abuse victim, using an under-deployed legal argument that the authority was in breach of legitimate expectation. The case, The Queen (on the application of C) v London Borough of…
27th October 2020
Ms Hero Granger-Taylor has been denied the right to appeal in her Judicial Review case against HS2 Ltd. which argued that the ‘Three Tunnels’ design risked the catastrophic collapse of the cutting retaining wall along Park Village East at the Euston Approaches. On 5 June, Mr. Justice Jay ruled in favour of HS2 Ltd. and…
21st September 2020
Sunday marks the end of the evictions ban, with proceedings starting this Monday (21 September), following a month-long extension announced two days before the previous deadline of 23 August As the critical deadline looms for tenants, leading social justice law firm Hodge Jones & Allen, is continuing to offer guidance to renters who may be…
11th August 2020
As a critical August deadline looms for tenants, Hodge Jones & Allen, a leading social justice law firm offers guidance to renters who may be unaware that the stay on possession is due to come to an end, or what to do when it does. The halt on court proceedings was introduced by the Government…
22nd June 2020
A homeless man who was denied accommodation by his local authority, has won his case against the London Borough of Islington after the borough failed to follow due process, as set out in the Housing Act 1996. The case, The Queen (on the application of Christopher Mitchell) – v – London Borough of Islington, saw…
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