High Court judge should not have made findings that he did on the basis of the evidence before him in judicial review proceedings (Court of Appeal) | Practical Law

High Court judge should not have made findings that he did on the basis of the evidence before him in judicial review proceedings (Court of Appeal) | Practical Law

The Court of Appeal in Patel v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2015] EWCA Civ 654 has allowed the appellant defendant’s appeal against a decision of the High Court in which the defendant was ordered to pay the claimant £125,000 by way of damages for false imprisonment.

High Court judge should not have made findings that he did on the basis of the evidence before him in judicial review proceedings (Court of Appeal)

by Practical Law Public Sector
Published on 30 Jun 2015 • England, Wales
The Court of Appeal in Patel v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2015] EWCA Civ 654 has allowed the appellant defendant’s appeal against a decision of the High Court in which the defendant was ordered to pay the claimant £125,000 by way of damages for false imprisonment.