Crime charity cannot appeal rate relief ruling, claims lawyer
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Crime charity cannot appeal rate relief ruling, claims lawyer

23 May 2013 | Tania Mason

A lawyer for one of the councils involved in the Public Safety Charitable Trust rate relief case has insisted the charity has no right of appeal in the case and so cannot challenge the High Court ruling.



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