Representation of Sheppard re Powell

Representation of Sheppard re Powell
CourtCourt of Appeal
Full case nameRepresentation of Sheppard re Powell
Decided30 March 2021 (2021-03-30)
Case history
Prior action(s)Representation of Powell (2018)[1]
Appealed fromRoyal Court
Case opinions
The Clameur de Haro cannot be used to prevent court eviction orders being issued
Decision bySir William Bailhache
ConcurrenceJames McNeill
George Bompas
Keywords
Clameur de Haro

Representation of Sheppard re Powell is a Jersey Court of Appeal case relating to eviction injunctions. The case resolved around Powell raising a clameur de haro to prevent eviction and Sheppard appealed against the subsequent automatic injunction preventing eviction. The court ruled that a clameur could not be used to block court orders and fined Powell £50 for incorrect usage.

  1. ^ "Representation of Sheppard re Powell". Bailii. Retrieved 2021-05-19.

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