- Cited — Joseph Kyle v Coventry City Council 2023-11-20
“…mmodation under section 188(1) is no longer ‘homeless’ for the purpose of section 175(1)”. Likewise, in R (N) v Lewisham London Borough Council [2014] UKSC 62, [2015] AC 1259, Lord Hodge (with whom Lords Wilson, Clarke and Toulson agreed) noted that “a person who is given temporary accommodation under Part VII of the 1996 Act does n…”
- Doubted — Manchikalapati & Ors, R (on the application of) v The Financial Services Compensation Scheme 2023-09-05
“… a number of examples of cases where the principle had been applied, and it had been considered by the Supreme Court in R (N) v Lewisham London Borough Council [2015] AC 1259 without its existence being doubted. Arden LJ noted at [28] that:…”
- Cited — Commissioners for HMRC v Centrica Overseas Holdings Limited 2022-11-18
“…In R (N) v Lewisham London Borough Council [2014] UKSC 62; [2015] AC 1259, the Supreme Court re-affirmed the well known principle in Barras v Aberdeen Steam Trawling and Fishing Co Ltd [1933] AC 402. At para. 53, Lord Hodge JSC said …”
- Cited — Shellett Rowe v London Borough of Haringey 2022-10-21
“…[2014] UKSC 62, [2015] AC 1259 at [45] per Lord Hodge JSC.…”
- Approved — Lemari Minott v Cambridge City Council 2022-02-18
“…lour” from residence which is only relevant if it is such as to establish a local connection with the relevant district. R(N) v Lewisham London Borough Council [2015] AC 1259, confirms this change of stance in that Lord Hodge, with whom the majority of the Supreme Court agreed, approved the lesser connotation of the word “residence”…”
- Cited — Kaitey (R on the application of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department 2021-12-10
“…e of Lords in Barras v Aberdeen Steam Trawling and Fishing Co Ltd[1933] AC 402; and the decision of the Supreme Court in R (N) v Lewisham London Borough Council[2015] AC 1259, at para. 53, where Lord Hodge JSC said that:…”
- Cited — Adesotu v Lewisham London Borough Council 2019-08-02
“…the decision in Bubb can no longer be relied upon in the light of observations of Lord Hodge JSC in the Supreme Court in R (CN) v Lewisham LBC [2014] UK SC 62; [2015] AC 1259. In that case a local authority decided to terminate a licence given to the family of the claimant to occupy temporary accommodation. For the reasons given in …”