GrowHeathrow eviction reprieved - great community support at court
minimouse | 02.09.2010 12:05
Dozens turned out from Sipson, Harmondsworth and Harlington today in a show of support for Grow Heathrow, the heir to Transition Heathrow which reclaimed the neglected Berkeley Nurseries in order to grow fresh food for the surrounding area.
Supporters of Grow Heathrow outside the court
Produce brought from the nursery reminds eveyone why they're there
Dwell on this, Citizen Dave!
The plaintiff's solicitor, asked to file a response to the defence, said he was seeking instructions from his client; the duty solicitor, defending the gardeners, asked that the hearing be adjourned.
The judge in turn said that having read both submissions, she felt that the case should be heard by a Circuit Judge, and that she was referring the whole matter to the Central London Court.
She also ordered that the plaintiff, Imran Malik, who according to his representatives in court was "out of the country, has no e-mail and cannot say when he will return" should make a witness statement within 28 days.
Security guards were frequently called upon to quell the noise outside the court both during and after the hearing. Once again we're seeing a coalition of support that can only strengthen their resolve and likely hood of long term success.
The judge in turn said that having read both submissions, she felt that the case should be heard by a Circuit Judge, and that she was referring the whole matter to the Central London Court.
She also ordered that the plaintiff, Imran Malik, who according to his representatives in court was "out of the country, has no e-mail and cannot say when he will return" should make a witness statement within 28 days.
Security guards were frequently called upon to quell the noise outside the court both during and after the hearing. Once again we're seeing a coalition of support that can only strengthen their resolve and likely hood of long term success.
minimouse