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Cite as: [2001] EWCA Civ 1497

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Neutral Citation Number: [2001] EWCA Civ 1497
C/2000/3264

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE
COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL DIVISION)
ON APPEAL FROM CENTRAL LONDON COUNTY COURT
(HIS HONOUR JUDGE GREEN)

Royal Courts of Justice
The Strand
London
Thursday 4 October 2001

B e f o r e :

LORD JUSTICE SCHIEMANN
and
LORD JUSTICE WALLER
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ONYEMAHAME EKWURU Appellant
- v -
WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL Respondent

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MR CAMPBELL (instructed by Messrs Powell & Co, London SE18 6ED)appeared on behalf of THE APPELLANT
MR D WARNER (instructed by the City Solicitor, Westminster City Council, London SW1E 6QP) appeared on behalf of THE RESPONDENT
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HTML VERSION OF JUDGMENT
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    Thursday 4 October 2001

  1. LORD JUSTICE SCHIEMANN: We are content to make an order in the terms suggested by you, that to be an order by consent. I do not propose to give a judgment. I simply say that it seems to me, firstly, that we have been enormously assisted by the two counsel appearing before us who have prepared the case with its many difficulties extremely well. The solution come to is an imminently sensible one on the facts of the case, complex as the legal arguments are. Accordingly, there will be two consent orders, one in each case.

  2. Could I ask you, please, to draw up an order in those terms? Could you do that for us? We are grateful to you for the care taken.

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