BHANGEELAAR! Telling the London "EVENING STANDARD" that its report on the 2012 Games marathon route and Tower Hamlets Council’s claimed Judicial Review application contains no evidence of a legal contract between the Council and LOCOG.
Your report contains no reference to any contract between Tower Hamlets Council and LOCOG about holding any 2012 Games event in the Borough. Should the Council have attended to this a bit sooner?
Or is the judicial review application a stunt that the Council’s ‘top lawyer’ hopes will produce a result by default? The default being the embarrassment factor playing against the LOCOG over ‘diversity’ and ‘ethnicity’ issues rather than on any tangible contractual basis? You also don’t say what evidence of what legal liability on LOCOG you actually saw in the legal papers that state to have seen!
The contents of your report do not show any convincing legal ground for Tower Hamlets claim.
Which raises the question: what is the reason for this judicial review as opposed to organising the people in Tower Hamlets to make a democratic demand on LOCOG? That way, the costs would be a fraction of what the Council bureaucrats must be paying to external lawyers whether on the record or not.
[To be continued]
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