Sussex wrote:
Skull wrote:
Taylor’s case has been remitted back to the council. QC Armstrong conceded that Edinburgh Council had acted contrary to natural justice. The Sheriff was not prepared to give a deemed grant there and then as it is for the council to decide council policy and not the Sheriff.
Surely the Sheriff wasn't decided council policy he was deciding on the law.
My guess is he is kopping out, but referring it back to the council will only delay the inevitable.
As for those that may cheer and laugh, I wonder how many of them were in the Ali T will never get his plate brigade.

Yes, but that’s why it had to be remitted back to the council. The council conceded the ground of natural justice. It was therefore incumbent upon the Sheriff to hand it back to the council for reconsideration. It’s a new RC committee in Edinburgh and not the nest of vipers that started all of this. The Sheriff made the point it would be a huge leap to presume they would be unreasonable at this stage.
Yes again, but even if we had grounds (and I believed we did) and the Sheriff had take the decision to deem grand the council would have appealed, and if we had lost at any stage it would be back in the hands of the RC. This way, if the RC refuses there is no turning back. All they can do is grant or face being called into the witness box. The three grounds of appeal remain. The council can’t introduce any more information to deny but the new committee must hear the case again, putting their heads on the chopping block.
Honestly Sussex, they are irrelevant, not only to the council but to the whole proceedings and the sad thing is, they don’t even know it.
The actually thought they’d come to cheer their side on, like they made a difference.
I was cringing.
