“…ation of paragraph 13 of the Scheme of Delegation may not be from what Lord Reed in Tesco (alluding to the famous speech of Lord Atkin in Liversidge v Anderson [1942] AC 206) called the “world of Humpty Dumpty”, but it is not far off it. Ms Simor pointed out that if the OfS’ argument on this point is correct it would have been with…”
“…nd, if it is transferred, what is the standard of proof he has to meet? It is clear from the passages cited from Lord Atkin's opinions in Liversidge v Anderson [1942] AC 206and Eshugbayi's case that in cases where the exercise of executive discretion interferes with liberty or property rights he saw the burden of justifying the leg…”
“… someone by sending it to someone else. The only authority that I can think of for such a proposition is that identified by Lord Atkin in Liversidge v Anderson [1942] AC 206 at 245, which I will not repeat; it is well-known.…”