As noted in the blog post on 11 April 2013 (see here), at a hearing on 10 April the Court of Appeal revived the long-dormant appeal of the British Aggregates Association from the 2002 decision of Moses J. The transcript of the extempore judgment of the Court of Appeal at that hearing, explaining why it was taking this course, has now been finalised and approved: British Aggregates v HM Treasury [2013] EWCA Civ 720. The Court of Appeal hearing is currently listed for October this year; the Commission has still not yet adopted any further decision in the case.
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