Judicial Review is the process of challenging the lawfulness of decisions of public authorities. It is a challenge to the lawfulness of the decision that was made. Judicial Review involves many processes. Our Specialist team are available to assist you in your matter at any stage.
Book An AppointmentA Judicial Review can challenge the government and any public body. These include, but are not limited to:
As judicial review is a complex procedure, we advise you to seek legal advice from our expert lawyers by contacting us on 0800 048 7573 or by sending us an email on contact@axis.lawyer before proceedings with any application so that they are able to provide you with the correct advice on how to approach your matter by informing you of the merits of success in your case. Our highly reputable solicitors can guide you along the process of judicial review with confidence.
There are also other grounds under which you may be able to bring a claim for Judicial Review.
If you feel like the decision you have received is unlawful and you have not received a right of appeal, you can also call us on 0800 048 7573 from Monday to Friday.
The first stage is the initial application. The fee is £154 to apply for the initial application seeking permission for a judicial review.
If you are refused permission, and you apply for reconsideration at a hearing of the decision on permission, the fee is £350.
If you are granted permission, the fee for proceeding with the judicial review substantive hearing is £770.
If you are unable to afford the court fees, please get in contact with our lawyers on 0800 048 7573 or email us on contact@axis.lawyer who would be able to assess whether you would be eligible to apply for help with fees.
The Respondent (decision making body) may offer to reconsider their original decision before the case proceeds to the final hearing. If this happens, we will assess your case and advise your accordingly on the best course of action.
If you are unable to reach an agreement with the public body, the case will proceed to a full Judicial Review hearing at which the Judge will consider the claim in detail.
For detailed advice, kindly get in touch with our public law team on 0800 048 7573 or email us on contact@axis.lawyer who would be able to assess the merits of your case and discuss your case in further detail.
Quashing Order – this order overturns or makes null a decision or action under review, rendering it legally void.
Prohibiting Order – this order prohibits a public body from making a decision or taking an action that it has not yet taken place.
Mandatory Order – this order compels a public body to do something, e.g., to remake a decision within a designated period of time.
Declaration – a declaration is a statement of what the law is, where disputed.
Damages – this orders a public body to pay damages. However, this is only available where some other form of legal remedy is also being sought.
Generally, a judicial review up to a final hearing can take 9-12 months to conclude. It may take less time if, for example, the decision-maker settles the claim early.
For detailed advice, kindly get in touch with our public law team on 0800 048 7573 or email us on contact@axis.lawyer who would be able to assess the merits of your case and discuss your case in further detail.
At Axis Solicitors, our public law experts have extensive knowledge of the process of bringing and defending a claim. Whether you are seeking to apply for a judicial review, or you are public body facing one, we can help.
Swift action is essential; we will work responsively with you all the way for the best outcome. Sometimes just making the application for a judicial review can be enough to trigger a re-examination of the situation and potential negotiation. Please feel free to get in touch with our public law experts. With the help of our expert lawyers, we ensure that the process is stress-free and smooth for you by ensuring our team are keeping you up to date at all stages of the process.
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