Administrative law R (on the application of Plantagenet Alliance Ltd) v Secretary of State for Justice 2013 WL 3994940 QBD (Admin) Haddon-Cave J. Judgment Date: 15 August 2013 Where exhumed human remains were found to be those of Richard III, it was plainly arguable that in such remarkable and unprecedented circumstances the Secretary of State for Justice had a common-law duty to consult widely as to how and where the remains should be reburied. Permission granted For the claimants the Plantagent Alliance: Gordons partner Matthew Howath, instructing Blackstone Chambers’ Gerard Clarke and Tom Cleaver For the first defendant, the Secretary of State for Justice Treasury Solicitors, instructing 11KBW’s Joanne Clement For the second defendant, the University of Leicester In-house counsel Penny McConnell, instructing 11KBW’s Anya Proops and Heather Emmerson For the first interested party, the Cathedral of Saint Martin Leicester Latham & Co lawyer Kay Hewitt, instructing 9 Stone Buildings’ Vivian Chapman QC There is a Westlaw.uk link for case analysis documents for anyone with an account.
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