Judicial review
As to the sufficiency of judicial review to correct a non-conformable decision at first instance, the case of Bryan v The United Kingdom (1995) 21 EHRR 342 was distinguished in the case of Tsfayo v. the United Kingdom [2006]ECHR981, where the Housing Benefit Review Board was deciding a simple question of fact, namely whether there was “good cause” for the applicant’s delay in making a claim.And see the case of Crompton v The United Kingdom [2009] ECHR 1659.
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