Representation of Sheppard re Powell
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Representation of Sheppard re Powell is a Jersey Court of Appeal case relating to eviction injunctions. The case resolved around Powell raising a clameur de haro to prevent eviction and Sheppard appealed against the subsequent automatic injunction preventing eviction. The court ruled that a clameur could not be used to block court orders and fined Powell £50 for incorrect usage.
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Representation of Sheppard re Powell | |
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Court | Court of Appeal |
Full case name | Representation of Sheppard re Powell |
Decided | 30 March 2021 (2021-03-30) |
Case history | |
Prior action(s) | Representation of Powell (2018)[1] |
Appealed from | Royal Court |
Case opinions | |
The Clameur de Haro cannot be used to prevent court eviction orders being issued | |
Decision by | Sir William Bailhache |
Concurrence | James McNeill George Bompas |
Keywords | |
Clameur de Haro |
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