Procedural Unfairness
97.The defendant’s decision-making process was not entirely satisfactory because the first decision letter hardly grappled with the issues. The second decision letter introduced (1) the proxy or agency issue and (2) the FCO “substantial health warning” without the first claimant being given an opportunity to make any representations. That said, no prejudice has resulted therefrom because the defendant reviewed the decision after the issue of proceedings. 98.I shall hear counsel, if necessary, on the form of relief to be granted.
- MR JUSTICE NEWMAN
- Introduction
- www.go-northcyprus.com
- April 2005
- The hearing
- Content and meaning of the advertisement
- The nature and extent of the ban
- The standing of the claimants
- The standing of an unrecognised state
- The second claimant
- The reasons for the ban
- February 2005
- Paragraph 7.1(d) and (k) of the Advertising Policy
- Decision letter of 13
- Article 10 ECHR
- Prescribed by law
- Legitimate Aim
- Necessary in a democratic society
- Procedural Unfairness
