Court of Appeal grants applicant additional reliefs to successful judicial review applicant

Court of Appeal - judicial review - appeal jurisdiction - costs of legal proceedings - Road Traffic Act, 1993 - section 11 - whether occupants can use roadway to access public road - 23rd March, 2021 - County Council announced intention to declare road public - appellant asserted public right of way must exist before road taken in charge - 1st September, 2021 - meeting where it was held the road is public - 22nd November, 2021 - appellant commences judicial review proceedings - 17 grounds of relief - case heard 17th October, 2022 - first ground argued it was wrong of Judge to say decision to declare the road public was not unlawful - trial judge was identifying the clearest basis upon which appellant entitled to relief - proceeded to grant that relief - did not substantially engage with or refute other grounds - second ground argued should have based decision on three further grounds - Constitution Article 28.2 not argued in court - Order amended - appellant didn't accept concession and proceeded to make judicial review application - respondent liable for costs up to 19th May, 2022 - the respondent thereafter.