Table of contents
- Original news
- What is unusual about this case?
- Why did Rusal raise a judicial review?
- In March, the High Court decided that the LME’s consultation had been unfair—why did the Court of Appeal overturn this decision?
- Why is the judgment significant?
- What was the relevance of competition law to the case?
- What lessons can be learned from this case?
- Is this the end of the road?
Article summary
Banking & Finance analysis: Following the Court of Appeal’s decision in Rusal v LME, John Cooper, head of the public law and regulation team at Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co LLP, advises that future claimants will find little support in this case for potential challenges to the choice of subject matter in consultations.
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