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High Court, in judicial review proceedings whereby the applicant seeks an order of certiorari against the respondent's decision to grant planning permission for 101 build to rent apartments, upon application by the respondent to have the grant of leave to bring judicial review set aside on the grounds that the applicant school does not have standing to bring these proceedings, directs that the applicant must file a replying affidavit addressing the issue of standing and that the notice party will then have a period of two weeks thereafter to file a supplemental affidavit, with the substantive matter adjourned.
Judicial review - local school seeks order of certiorari against grant of planning permission for 101 build to rent apartments - court grants leave to school to bring judicial review - developer brings motion for grant of leave to bring judicial review to be set aside and asserts the school does not have standing - matter adjourned to allow for affidavits to be filed.
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