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Section 204A Homelessness Appeals – No Right of Appeal At All

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After reading the the Nearly Legal post this week on R (Faizi) v Brent LBC I thought I would write something about how I have found Section 204A of the Housing Act 1996 to be of no use to homeless persons trying to avoid the loss of their temporary accommodation while they appealed against a decision that they […]

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on 21 June 2015 by William Flack.

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