“… [6] and [72]) approved, and intended to incorporate in those guidelines, Dyson J’s description of public interest challenges in R v Lord Chancellor ex p. CPAG [1999] 1 WLR 347, which was the leading authority on PCOs prior to Corner House: Corner House. Dyson J’s description in CPAG (at p.353) was as follows:…”
“…s a court would apply on an application for judicial review. The CAT referred to Dyson J’s judgment in R v. Lord Chancellor ex parte Child Poverty Action Group [1999] 1 WLR 347, where he had said at paragraph 36 that the general rule in judicial review proceedings was that costs follow the event. The CAT concluded at paragraph 29 that…”