Epping hotel case could set precendent, court told

The Court of Appeal creates a “risk of a precedent” that will temporarily prevent asylum seekers from taking part in the Essex Hotel.

For the house office and Bell Hotel in EPPING, lawyers are trying to make a decision decision at the hotel used to host asylum seekers.

At the beginning of the hearing that lasted a day, the lawyers said that 138 asylum seekers were made without considering the precedent to clean the hotel.

“The judge refused to allow the Minister of Foreign Affairs to participate in the proceedings, given the Edward Brown Kc for the Minister of the Interior:” The judge is taken into consideration of his unique corporate competence and legal task. “

The court was said to be national importance due to a wider impact on the asylum accommodation program.

Other Councils claimed that they would go to court to take similar precautionary measures against the use of hotels in their regions.

Mr. Justice Eyre last week decided that the hotel cannot be used After a precautionary measure sought by the EPPING Forest Region Council, it is to host asylum seekers since September 12th.

The Council claimed that the planning rules were violated. He wanted it to be given after thousands of people Protested against the use of the hotel Accommodation as an asylum seeker.

“For asylum seekers, the problem of hotel use is one of the national importance and examination,” Somani Hotels Limited said in a written presentation to the court.

He said that there was no evidence that it has been deliberate to violate planning laws, and that the loss of accommodation would affect the Ministry of Interior’s ability to fulfill its legal duties towards asylum seekers.

There was no “exactly no evidence of where to go” if it was not prudent.