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Paragraph 9 of your submission refers to the case of Burnett's Trustee v Grainger and another. You are critical of the process that arrived at the decision in that case.
I will also be interested to hear the minister's view on the matter. I am advised that the Alexander v the Royal Hotel case indicates that the powers already exist.There is another issue that interests me.
The SLCC's procedure was challenged in the Court of Session in 2016 with the court finding that the 2007 Act did not give the SLCC the power to categorise complaints as "hybrid complaints" in this way.iAnderson Strathern LLP v Scottish Legal Complaints Commission 2016 SLT 967 The SLCC cannot, therefore, currently consider service elements of a conduct compl...
I expect the report that the committee produces at the end of the inquiry to contribute in some way to that process.I remind members that the case of David Asbury v the Strathclyde joint police board and others is still active and as such is subject to the sub judice rule.
Amendment 17—which seeks to deal with the case of Wallis v Wallis, on which you have been working—is about the court's flexibility to use a date other than the relevant date, particularly if the value of the property has increased substantially.
I refer in particular to the case of Webster v Dominick. We have been asked to note that there was a guilty plea in the case, so the relevancy of the charge was not tested.