Ingenious Media Lab R (on the application of ingenious media holdings plc and another (appellants) v commissioners for her majesty's revenue and customs (respondent) judgment given contents. The claim by ingenious media and mr mckenna was brought by way of an application for judicial review, although in substance it was a straightforward claim for breach of a duty of confidentiality.
Case Comment R Ingenious Media Holdings Plc And Another V The uk supreme court has held that information provided by taxpayers to hmrc is confidential and that hmrc acted unlawfully by disclosing such information to journalists. background. ingenious media holdings plc is an investment and advisory group, whose business includes the promotion of film investment partnerships. In this case, the uk supreme court held that the disclosure was unjustified. mr patrick mckenna was a former senior partner of ingenious media holdings plc, an investment and advisory group that specialised in film production schemes that benefited from certain tax reliefs. R (on the application of ingenious media holdings plc and another) (appellants) v commissioners for her majesty’s revenue and customs (respondent) [2016] uksc 54 on appeal from [2015] ewca civ 173. Get free access to the complete judgment in ingenious media holdings plc & anor, r (on the application of) v hm revenue & customs on casemine.
Mr Nigel Rowe V Ingenious Media Holdings Plc Others R (on the application of ingenious media holdings plc and another) (appellants) v commissioners for her majesty’s revenue and customs (respondent) [2016] uksc 54 on appeal from [2015] ewca civ 173. Get free access to the complete judgment in ingenious media holdings plc & anor, r (on the application of) v hm revenue & customs on casemine. On 4 july 2016, the supreme court will hear a case relating to whether disclosures made by hmrc to journalists at the times in relation to ingenious media holdings plc and founder and ceo mr patrick mckenna breached the following: (a) hmrc’s duty of confidentiality in commissioners for revenue and customs act 2005, s.18; (b) the appellants. Summary: ingenious media v hmrc – judicial review – breach of confidence – “off the record” – publicity – supreme court – statutory construction – common law. instructing solicitors: olswang llp for c1 and c2; hmrc solicitors office for d. This ingenious case, r (on the application of ingenious media holdings plc and another) v hmrc [2016] uksc 54, examined the extent of the operation of commissioners for revenue and customs act 2005 that sets out both that duty and exceptions to it. On appeal from: [2015] ewca civ 173. contains public sector information licensed under the open supreme court licence v1.0. get free access to the complete judgment in ingenious media holdings plc & anor, r (on the application of)v revenue and customs on casemine.
Mr Nigel Rowe V Ingenious Media Holdings Plc Others On 4 july 2016, the supreme court will hear a case relating to whether disclosures made by hmrc to journalists at the times in relation to ingenious media holdings plc and founder and ceo mr patrick mckenna breached the following: (a) hmrc’s duty of confidentiality in commissioners for revenue and customs act 2005, s.18; (b) the appellants. Summary: ingenious media v hmrc – judicial review – breach of confidence – “off the record” – publicity – supreme court – statutory construction – common law. instructing solicitors: olswang llp for c1 and c2; hmrc solicitors office for d. This ingenious case, r (on the application of ingenious media holdings plc and another) v hmrc [2016] uksc 54, examined the extent of the operation of commissioners for revenue and customs act 2005 that sets out both that duty and exceptions to it. On appeal from: [2015] ewca civ 173. contains public sector information licensed under the open supreme court licence v1.0. get free access to the complete judgment in ingenious media holdings plc & anor, r (on the application of)v revenue and customs on casemine.
Mr Nigel Rowe V Ingenious Media Holdings Plc Others This ingenious case, r (on the application of ingenious media holdings plc and another) v hmrc [2016] uksc 54, examined the extent of the operation of commissioners for revenue and customs act 2005 that sets out both that duty and exceptions to it. On appeal from: [2015] ewca civ 173. contains public sector information licensed under the open supreme court licence v1.0. get free access to the complete judgment in ingenious media holdings plc & anor, r (on the application of)v revenue and customs on casemine.