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Simon Boyce v Hertsmere Borough Council

[2024] UKFTT GRC 733 · First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber) – Information Rights · 2024

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1. Further to the Order dated 25 th July 2024 sent to parties on 5 th August 2024 and reading emails form the Applicant dated 6 th August and 24 th July 2024 and a submission document from the Respondent dated 9 th August 2024 It is ORDERED THAT: 2. The application to certify a contempt is struck out under Rule 8(3)(c) on the basis that it has no reasonable prospects of success. The Applicant cannot satisfy the Tribunal of non-compliance with the substituted decision notice. He disagrees with the information provided and is unable to show non-compliance, let alone to the high standard required. 3. The reasons for this Order are outlined in the Order dated 25 th July 2024. 4. Any hearing scheduled for this application will be vacated. Signed: District Judge Moan sitting as First-Tier Tribunal Judge Moan Date: 12 th August 2024 Promulgated on: 13 August 2024

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