Re: Appeal Judgment - 26th February 2009 - OFT v Abbey National Plc & Otrs
I asked someone at FSI who said that either party can seek leave to appeal to the House of Lords at the hearing. The three judges can either grant leave to appeal then and there or if they refuse it the appellant can then seek leave to appeal directly to the House of Lords.
This seems to be why the Court of Appeal have given the parties 8 days to consider the verdict as the specific grounds for any appeal application would need careful consideration.
One word of warning is that the clerk said that in theory the hearing could last ''30 seconds'' if no Orders are made and no appeal is sought, though I suspect there will be.
Be great to see you and your passenger though. Tom's a cert so we could have a spot of lunch. I assume the ferret's not vegetarian? And you do realise it's a Thursday don't you?
I asked someone at FSI who said that either party can seek leave to appeal to the House of Lords at the hearing. The three judges can either grant leave to appeal then and there or if they refuse it the appellant can then seek leave to appeal directly to the House of Lords.
This seems to be why the Court of Appeal have given the parties 8 days to consider the verdict as the specific grounds for any appeal application would need careful consideration.
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Be great to see you and your passenger though. Tom's a cert so we could have a spot of lunch. I assume the ferret's not vegetarian? And you do realise it's a Thursday don't you?
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