§ Mr. Nicholas Wintertonasked the Attorney-General on how many occasions since he has held office he has exercised his power to refuse individuals leave to apply for an injunction to restrain a breach of the criminal law; and what were the names of each individual who sought his permission and under what Act they were each seeking to obtain an injunction.
§ The Attorney-GeneralOne. John Prendergast Gouriet. Post Office Act 1953.
§ Mr. Nicholas Wintertonasked the Attorney-General on how many occasions since he has held office he has granted leave to an individual or body to apply for an injunction to restrain a breach of the criminal law; and what were the names of each individual or body which sought his permission and under what Act they were each seeking to obtain an injunction.
§ The Attorney-GeneralFive, as follows:
- Chapel-en-le-Frith R.D.C.—Caravan Sites and Control of Development Order 1960.
- Kingston B.C.—Malden and Coombe (No. 7) Tree Preservation Order 1958.
- John and Joan Phillips—Windsor Great Park Regulations 1953, Public Health and various other Acts.
- Forest of Dean District Council—Town and Country Planning Act 1971.
449 - Swale District Council—Swale District Council Tree Preservation Order (No. 1 of 1977).