Miss Knight appealed to the Warrington County Court against the second decision pursuant to section 204 of the 1996 Act.
By third a letter dated 4th November 2002 the Council notified her that the second decision was confirmed.Ĥ. On this occasion Miss Knight requested a review. By a further letter dated 16th October 2002 the Council notified Miss Knight of their decision ("the second decision") that she had not achieved a settled residence in the meantime and that the first decision still stood. The question we have to decide is whether Miss Knight has since achieved a "settled residence", sufficient to displace her intentional homelessness within the principle first stated by Ackner LJ in Din v Wandsworth London Borough Council (23rd June 1981 unreported) and since approved by Lord Wilberforce (one of the majority) in the House of Lords in that case 1 AC 657, 668 and by Lord Hofmann (with whom all their Lordships agreed) in R v Brent London Borough Council ex parte Awua [1996) AC 55, 69.ģ. No review was requested, and Miss Knight no longer questions the first decision.Ģ. The letter informed Miss Knight of the reasons for the decision and of her right to request a review of it under section 202 of the 1996 Act. By letter dated 22nd March 2002 the respondents, Vale Royal Borough Council ("the Council"), pursuant to section 184(6) of the Housing Act 1996 ("the 1996 Act"), notified the appellant, Katie-Ann Knight, of their decision ("the first decision") that, although she was eligible for assistance, homeless and in priority need, she had become homeless intentionally within section 191 of the 1996 Act. The subject of this appeal is intentional homelessness. Isn’t there a healthier and more humane way for her to triumph.1. Catelyn is undead, but Sansa is still alive-for now.
As much as she deserves vengeance on her tormenters, sacrificing her humanity is not how I’d want her to get there. And, hey, while it might not happen literally, her grim little smiles in the face of so much death and destruction make her seem pretty flinty of heart. There are some who have speculated that Sansa would take on this role becoming the soulless agent of Starkish vengeance. zombie Catelyn Stark would ever make her TV debut. Could Sansa’s decision to become more like Baelish and Ramsay spell her doom? Or will Game of Thrones subvert all expectations once again? Added Bonus Book Reader SectionĮvents of last week’s episode poured cold water on the long-standing hope that Lady Stoneheart a.k.a. But at what cost? Surely Bran, Jon, and Arya who are trying to cleave closer to House Stark are on a more traditional path for heroic triumph. By some definitions-in playing the game and surviving-Sansa is doing “better” than her father did.
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