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James Findlay QC

"great eye for detail, and his ability to continually pick up on information that has been overlooked by other parties to a case"

Chambers & Partners 2012

publications


Westlaw Insight [2012]

01.12.2012

Local Authority Companies

Judicial Control of Local Authorities

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Store Wars

21.03.2012

Supreme Court rejects Tesco challenge and determines that the interpretation of planning policy is a matter of law and not to be left to the discretion of local planning authorities.  Also, provides guidance on approach to “suitability” in the context of the sequential test.

Store Wars

New Model Army

05.02.2010

New Model Army, MJ 3105, 22

An explanation of some key changes implemented by the new model code of conduct for members

 

The procurement process and freedom of information

29.01.2009

The procurement process and freedom of information (Seminar in association with Trowers & Hamlins, 29 January 2009). James Findlay QC and Damien Welfare spoke on: Overview of existing regulatory framework; Impact of this on your bid documentation; Practical issues after bidding; Issues after contract; Protecting your information and their complete slides from the day can be found here.

When does a tree preservation order protect

01.01.2008

J Findlay and R Kohli, When does a tree preservation order protect [2008] JPL 615

Decision making and probity

08.11.2007

Decision making and probity, Local Government Training Program, 1/11/2007

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When does a tree preservation order not protect?

01.01.2007

When does a tree preservation order not protect? [2007] (Feb) JPL 194

Councillor beware!

01.01.2005

Councillor beware! [2005] (Apr) JPL 419

Alconbury a year on: Article 6 challenges face stiff uphill struggle after Court of Appeal Begum and Adlard adopts a schematic approach?

01.01.2002

Alconbury a year on: Article 6 challenges face stiff uphill struggle after Court of Appeal Begum and Adlard adopts a schematic approach? [2002] (Sept) JPL 1045