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High Court refuses certificate of leave to appeal to Supreme Court, where operators of quarry had failed to obtain leave to seek judicial review of refusal of planning permission for quarry, and sought to raise a point of law that had not been included in their original statement of grounds.
Judicial review - planning and development - application for certificate to appeal to Supreme Court on point of law of exceptional public importance - refusal of planning permission on grounds of failure to obtain environmental impact assessment - quarry - unauthorised quarrying activity - EU Directive 85/337/EEC - refusal of leave to seek judicial review - Section 50(a)(7) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 - failure to raise relevant point in initial statement of grounds.
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