| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:44 - Apr 24 with 2780 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Ok, better news that we can appeal their appeal.
Keep the faith, folks. |  |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:51 - Apr 24 with 2741 views | Juzzie |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:18 - Apr 24 by Northernr |
Well as I understand it you can't go to the Supreme Court on the same point of law you went to the previous hearings with, it has to be something genuinely new and compelling to take it there. So fingers crossed our 14 day appeal gets it lobbed out. |
If they unearth something new after 5 years that this has been going on, wouldn't the Supreme Court want to know why it has not been presented sooner? Surely that's almost wasting Courts time otherwise. Or will SWF innocently claim they, funnily enough y'honour, only just came across it? |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:52 - Apr 24 with 2735 views | Tonto |
Clive is right in that they have to have something new, not just be gettign a second opinion, so it is scraping the barrel time, but there is always the hope that they tug on the right heart string of the right judge and get their way, but its a very expensive way of doing it, as from now on they have to bere all the costs of the Council and QPR if they lose... and that is quite expensive... |  |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:52 - Apr 24 with 2734 views | bosh67 |
This does feel a bit like lawyers on their side thinking how can we keep charging our clients and stroking them with false hope. I may be wrong. |  |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:52 - Apr 24 with 2727 views | Ashdown_Ranger |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:44 - Apr 24 by BrianMcCarthy |
Ok, better news that we can appeal their appeal.
Keep the faith, folks. |
It wouldn't be QPR if it was easy.
We'll be OK. |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:07 - Apr 24 with 2643 views | connell10 |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:52 - Apr 24 by Ashdown_Ranger |
It wouldn't be QPR if it was easy.
We'll be OK. |
So after the Supreme court thats it right? There aint a God court which over rules all other courts is there???????? |  |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:09 - Apr 24 with 2635 views | flynnbo |
Next stop is Earls followed by Barons. |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:20 - Apr 24 with 2557 views | LazyFan |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 16:18 - Apr 24 by Northernr |
Well as I understand it you can't go to the Supreme Court on the same point of law you went to the previous hearings with, it has to be something genuinely new and compelling to take it there. So fingers crossed our 14 day appeal gets it lobbed out. |
I am hoping this is a delaying tactic.
And all they could do was the appeal, knowing that when QPR appeal back, they have at least 14 days and will lose.
By doing this it gets them another 14 days they would have to find something new (you know, "I know we said this, but this was just discovered in those 14 days so, now hear this and forget that") or argue it again. As this is literally all they can do. Hence that £12K has not been spent just yet.
This maybe the last throw of the dice on their side. After all with this appeal, what do they have to lose as they have lost all the others anyway?
I am hoping this is the case.
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:22 - Apr 24 with 2550 views | kingo |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:09 - Apr 24 by flynnbo |
Next stop is Earls followed by Barons. |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:26 - Apr 24 with 2529 views | Northernr |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:20 - Apr 24 by LazyFan |
I am hoping this is a delaying tactic.
And all they could do was the appeal, knowing that when QPR appeal back, they have at least 14 days and will lose.
By doing this it gets them another 14 days they would have to find something new (you know, "I know we said this, but this was just discovered in those 14 days so, now hear this and forget that") or argue it again. As this is literally all they can do. Hence that £12K has not been spent just yet.
This maybe the last throw of the dice on their side. After all with this appeal, what do they have to lose as they have lost all the others anyway?
I am hoping this is the case.
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Well as said above if they lose this one they pay the costs so it would be a big old risk to take unless they have some serious backing - which I think we all assume they do. |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:26 - Apr 24 with 2529 views | Juzzie |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:20 - Apr 24 by LazyFan |
I am hoping this is a delaying tactic.
And all they could do was the appeal, knowing that when QPR appeal back, they have at least 14 days and will lose.
By doing this it gets them another 14 days they would have to find something new (you know, "I know we said this, but this was just discovered in those 14 days so, now hear this and forget that") or argue it again. As this is literally all they can do. Hence that £12K has not been spent just yet.
This maybe the last throw of the dice on their side. After all with this appeal, what do they have to lose as they have lost all the others anyway?
I am hoping this is the case.
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"or argue it again" - They can't argue it again on points already raised, it has to be something absolutely brand new.
They've either got something new (if so, where has it been hiding these last 5 years?) or just want to waste another 14 days.
Surely there comes a point where people can actually be penalised for wasting time? | | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:28 - Apr 24 with 2518 views | PunteR |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:09 - Apr 24 by flynnbo |
Next stop is Earls followed by Barons. |
More courts than Wimbledon. |  |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:37 - Apr 24 with 2467 views | PunteR |
What happens if we lose the appeal ? | |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:39 - Apr 24 with 2453 views | daveB |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:37 - Apr 24 by PunteR |
What happens if we lose the appeal ? |
then we go to the supreme court and the appeal is heard |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:42 - Apr 24 with 2438 views | PunteR |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:39 - Apr 24 by daveB |
then we go to the supreme court and the appeal is heard |
? So if SWF win their appeal in the supreme court, we then go to the supreme court to appeal the decision.?? | |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:46 - Apr 24 with 2431 views | PunteR |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:42 - Apr 24 by PunteR |
? So if SWF win their appeal in the supreme court, we then go to the supreme court to appeal the decision.?? |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:49 - Apr 24 with 2416 views | PunteR |
Is the Linford Christie Stadium big enough for a training ground as well ? | |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 17:59 - Apr 24 with 2389 views | BostonR |
I have seen this approach before which was purely a delaying tactic. I thought this would happen but they either have a cast-iron point of law or they are hoping to get through the Court door. I canny see that Rs have missed anything so this could be over quickly. The only other consideration is a very rich third party wants that land for another purpose and hopes to see the Rs position weakened. |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 18:05 - Apr 24 with 2366 views | Ashdown_Ranger |
I think the process is:
1: The objectors appeal the last planning decision (as they have just done)
2: QPR appeals against their right to appeal that decision
3: If QPR wins the appeal against the objectors' appeal, the club wins, end of story.
4: If QPR loses the appeal against the objectors' appeal, then the appeal 'proper' will be heard in the Supreme Court.
5: I think the Supreme Court's decision is final, with no further appeals being possible (but stand to be corrected...) | | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 18:13 - Apr 24 with 2327 views | londonscottish |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 18:05 - Apr 24 by Ashdown_Ranger |
I think the process is:
1: The objectors appeal the last planning decision (as they have just done)
2: QPR appeals against their right to appeal that decision
3: If QPR wins the appeal against the objectors' appeal, the club wins, end of story.
4: If QPR loses the appeal against the objectors' appeal, then the appeal 'proper' will be heard in the Supreme Court.
5: I think the Supreme Court's decision is final, with no further appeals being possible (but stand to be corrected...) |
Thanks. Hope that's the way it works. |  |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 19:25 - Apr 24 with 2120 views | Lblock |
As noted previously.... check out who owns the land bang opposite WF. His wealth is mind boggling.
They also have a solicitor working pro-bona so no cost there (i believe hes retired so has lots of time on his hands)
My views on this are documented so i wont repeat them
Amazing how Spurs have flown through the redevelopment and massive increase in WHL. Its almost as if they had a well worked, considered plan and a proactive approach. Of course they also had a very timely fire which removed one of their biggest objectors plus the fact that even just emptying the rubbish bins around there would improve the area
The saga rolls on...... |  |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 19:34 - Apr 24 with 2088 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 19:25 - Apr 24 by Lblock |
As noted previously.... check out who owns the land bang opposite WF. His wealth is mind boggling.
They also have a solicitor working pro-bona so no cost there (i believe hes retired so has lots of time on his hands)
My views on this are documented so i wont repeat them
Amazing how Spurs have flown through the redevelopment and massive increase in WHL. Its almost as if they had a well worked, considered plan and a proactive approach. Of course they also had a very timely fire which removed one of their biggest objectors plus the fact that even just emptying the rubbish bins around there would improve the area
The saga rolls on...... |
Who owns the land, LB? | |
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| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 19:36 - Apr 24 with 2076 views | JamesB1979 |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 18:05 - Apr 24 by Ashdown_Ranger |
I think the process is:
1: The objectors appeal the last planning decision (as they have just done)
2: QPR appeals against their right to appeal that decision
3: If QPR wins the appeal against the objectors' appeal, the club wins, end of story.
4: If QPR loses the appeal against the objectors' appeal, then the appeal 'proper' will be heard in the Supreme Court.
5: I think the Supreme Court's decision is final, with no further appeals being possible (but stand to be corrected...) |
Who decides on which appeal goes through? |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 19:47 - Apr 24 with 2026 views | TGRRRSSS |
Real scraping the barrell time, but this is QPR...... who'#s the solicitor for SWF who if retired then?
Oh and who owns the land opposite? |  | | |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 19:57 - Apr 24 with 1997 views | flynnbo |
| Warren Farm gets go ahead for QPR on 19:47 - Apr 24 by TGRRRSSS |
Real scraping the barrell time, but this is QPR...... who'#s the solicitor for SWF who if retired then?
Oh and who owns the land opposite? |
Is it Tony Fernandes? | | | |
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