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19/05/2025

Judicial review is a very important legal tool that we have the privilege of having in this country. It allows us to exercise our power on unruly decisions made by public bodies. It promotes the Rule of Law!

There are four main grounds for judicial review; Illegality, Procedural Impropriety, Irrationality, and Proportionality. These are outlined under the Public Law Act 2000.

We can bring a claim for judicial review under the Judicial Review Procedure Act 1991.

To be eligible to bring a claim for judicial review, you must have a sufficient interest to the case. You must be directly connected to the matter, or on a whole show that there is public importance and urgency in the matter.

A few small examples would be your child being denied a place in a local school based on whatever reason. Another individual example would be, the council approving planning permission without consulting nearby residents.

Do you think you have a potential claim for judicial review? Get in touch with us, we can give you advice on your matter. We offer free legal advice for 30 minutes!

Best wishes, M Law!

16/05/2025

At M Law, we believe you should always challenge injustice! We place fairness at the very top of what we do. If you feel you have been unfairly treated, we will certainly fight your corner. Get in touch, M Law!

13/05/2025

Offering free legal advice for 30 minutes, get in touch! M Law.

08/05/2025

Have you experienced personal injury and want to know your legal position? M Law can help you with that. Get in touch for 30 minutes free legal advice!

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06/05/2025

Do you need advice on local council matters? Get in touch for 30 minutes free legal advice, M Law.

02/05/2025

Do you want to know your legal position on something?

We cover all aspects of law. Get in touch for 30 minutes free legal advice!

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30/04/2025

Article 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights (respect for private and family life) often faces a lot of criticism in the UK, especially when the courts balance it against other rights such as Article 10 (freedom of expression). The Human Rights Act (1998) incorporates the ECHR into domestic law. Therefore, victims feel that their privacy rights have been breached due to protecting other people’s freedom of expression and vice versa. As a result, they sometimes feel that justice has not been served.

Do you have any legal issues regarding human rights that you need help with? M Law can offer 30 minutes free legal advice on these topics. Get in touch!

28/04/2025

M Law gives free legal advice in the UK for 30 minutes on family law. Get in touch!

25/04/2025

Do you need advice regarding a landlord or tenant dispute?

We are offering free legal advice for 30 minutes for everyone.

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24/04/2025

On a yearly basis, between 30-40% of all civil claims in England and Wales are Road Traffic Accident-related! Do you need any legal advice regarding RTAs? Get in touch, M Law.

23/04/2025

We can offer legal advice on financial issues, whether it is domestic or corporate. Get in touch, M Law.