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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL DIVISION)
ON APPEAL FROM BIRMINGHAM COUNTY COURT
(His Honour Judge McKenna)

		Royal Courts of Justice Strand London WC2 Tuesday 26th March, 2002

1. LORD JUSTICE ALDOUS: I think that there is sufficient here for me to grant permission to appeal. I am by no means certain that the judge fully understood the law on estoppel, nor on illegality, nor on advancement. The other matter, namely his failure to deal with some of the evidence can also be raised.
2. I do not propose to deal with the application to admit fresh evidence. That application can be made to the full court.
3. Permission to appeal granted.
ORDER: Application for permission to appeal granted; application for permission to rely on further evidence adjourned to the full court; time estimate one day; costs of this application to be costs in the appeal; detailed assessment of the Applicant's Community Legal Services Funding. (Order not part of approved judgment)