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High Court, having refused judicial review of decision to dismiss a referral made to it by the applicant concerning whether peat extraction activities were exempted development, refuses leave to appeal on the grounds that the proposed questions did not arise from the judgment.
Judicial review – planning and development – application for leave to appeal - High Court refused judicial review of decision to dismiss a referral made to it by the applicant concerning whether peat extraction activities were exempted development - principles to be applied in an application for leave to appeal - point of law did not arise in the application before me and thus does not arise out of the decision – did not obtain leave to judicially review decision on grounds of failure to give reasons therefor no basis for certifying this point – leave to appeal refused.
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