A JUDGE CANNOT GIVE PERMISSION TO APPEAL AFTER THE HEARING: MONROE -v- HOPKINS – SECOND ROUND

The case of Monroe -v- Hopkins [2017] EWHC 645 (QB) is the second judgment on the case. The judgment today related solely to the defendant's application for permission to appeal. The judge ruled that he did not have jurisdiction to hear an application made  two weeks after judgment had been handed d...

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