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Can the Court refuse to grant the Council an order to move Gypsies/Travellers on?

April 26, 2017council Court Gypsies refuse travellers

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Can the Court refuse to grant the Council an order to move Gypsies/Travellers on?

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Yes. If it considers there is an unavoidable reason for the Gypsies/Travellers to stay on the site, or if the court believes that the council have failed to make adequate enquiries regarding the general health and welfare of the Gypsies/Travellers. The council must try to find out this information before going to court.