Judicial Review Disclosure More Likely

Disclosure in Judicial Review - Powers Widened
Tweed v Parades Commission for Northern Ireland
[2006] UKHL 53
HL
13 December 2006
Daily Law Notes Summary
Although disclosure in judicial review proceedings was ordinarily
unnecessary the court would now adopt a more flexible and less
prescriptive approach and where a challenge lay to the
proportionality of an impugned decision that issue was a
significant factor in assessing whether disclosure appeared
necessary for the just resolution of the case.

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