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26.07.2018
This morning the Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in the case of Paragon Asra Housing Limited v. James Neville [2018] EWCA Civ 1712.
It is a judgment of significance to all social housing practitioners facing warrant suspension applications by tenants who raise arguments of disability discrimination.
There are two important principles arising from the Judgment of Sir Colin Rimer (with whom Lord Justice Simon and Lady Justice Asplin agreed):
Ryan Kohli represented the successful Appellant, Paragon Asra Housing Limited, instructed by Gavinder Ryait, Partner and Assistant Head of the Housing Management Department at Batchelors Solicitors.
You can read more extensively about the case here.
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