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(a Child)
Order made by the Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Thorpe on consideration of the appellant's notice and accompanying documents, but without an oral hearing, in respect of an application for permission to appeal, and for an extension of time
Reasons - The application for permission to appeal is totally misconceived, as was the application to Judge Milligan to recuse himself. Such decisions are peculiarly ones for the discretion of the individual judge. "Far from the transcript revealing any evidence of misdirection it demonstrates that the judge determined a bizarre application unerringly. There are no prospects of success on appeal.
Order made by the Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Thorpe on consideration of the appellant's notice and accompanying documents, but without an oral hearing, in respect of an application for permission to appeal, and for an extension of time
Reasons - The application for permission to appeal is totally misconceived, as was the application to Judge Milligan to recuse himself. Such decisions are peculiarly ones for the discretion of the individual judge. "Far from the transcript revealing any evidence of misdirection it demonstrates that the judge determined a bizarre application unerringly. There are no prospects of success on appeal.
Order: Application dismissed.