Practice and Procedure
(1) STEPHEN BURGIN (2) ROBERT PURCELL (Claimants) v (1) COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS (2) CHIEF CONSTABLE OF LEICESTERSHIRE (Defendants) & (1) ALSTOM UK HOLDINGS LTD (2) SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE (Interested Parties) (2011)
PUBLISHED July 13, 2011[2011] EWHC 1835 (Admin)
Challenges to the legality of decisions to apply for and issue search warrants for residential premises and to arrest company directors on suspicion of bribery and money laundering offences were not reasonably arguable and permission to pursue those challenges by way of judicial review was refused.
DC (Laws LJ, Stadlen J)
13/07/2011
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