JOURNALS HOUSE OF LORDS - United Kingdom Parliament

2005 7th March
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5. Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Group plc (Respondents) v. Her Majesty’s Commissioners of Inland
Revenue and another (Petitioners)— The petition of Her Majesty’s Commissioners of Inland
Revenue and Her Majesty’s Attorney General praying for leave to appeal was presented and
referred to an Appeal Committee (lodged 4th March).
6. Brunt and others (Petitioners) v. Southampton International Airport Limited (Respondents)—
The petition of Nigel Richard Pierce Brunt, Viscount Chilston, John Dudley Harding, Ian
Richard McKellen Parker, Timothy Roger Smith, Richard Rainsbury and David Owen
praying for leave to appeal was presented and referred to an Appeal Committee.
7. Jones (Respondent) v. Ministry of Interior Al-Mamlaka Al-Arabiya AS Saudiya (the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia) (Appellants)—
8. Mitchell and others (Respondents) v. Al-Dali and others and Ministry of Interior Al-Mamlaka Al-
Arabiya AS Saudiya (the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) (Appellants)—
9. Jones (Appellant) v. Ministry of Interior Al-Mamlaka Al-Arabiya AS Saudiya (the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia) (Respondents)—
The petition of the appellants praying that the appeals be conjoined, that they be allowed to
lodge one statement and one appendix in respect of the three appeals, that the appellants and
respondents have leave to lodge separate cases and that the respondents in the first and second
appeals be separately represented (the agents for the respondents consenting thereto) was
presented; and it was ordered as prayed.
Papers
10. Command Papers—The following papers were presented to the House by command of Her
Majesty and ordered to lie on the Table:
1. Environment—Securing the future: Delivering UK Sustainable Development Strategy;
(6467)
2. Constitutional Reform Bill [hl]—Government Response to the Report of the House of
Commons Constitutional AVairs Select Committee on the Constitutional Reform Bill
[hl]; (6488)
3. Contingent Liability—
(i) Minute from the Northern Ireland OYce on the legal indemnity for the Inquiry into
the Death of Rosemary Nelson; (—)
(ii) Minute from the Northern Ireland OYce on the legal indemnity for the Inquiry into
the Death of Robert Hamill; (—)
(iii) Minute from the Northern Ireland OYce on the legal indemnity for the Inquiry into
the Death of Billy Wright. (—)
11. Statutory Instruments (Standing Order 71)— The following negative instruments, having been laid
before the House on 4th March, were ordered to lie on the Table:
1. Education (Budget Statements) (England) Regulations 2005, laid under the School
Standards and Framework Act 1998; (345)
2. Criminal Procedure Rules 2005, laid under the Courts Act 2003; (384)
3. Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (References to Financial Investigators) (Amendment) Order
2005, laid under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002; (386)
4. (i) Road TraYc (Permitted Parking Area and Special Parking Area) (County of Surrey)
(Borough of Spelthorne) Order 2005— (403)
(ii) Road TraYc (Permitted Parking Area and Special Parking Area) (County of
Hertfordshire) (Borough of Broxbourne) Order 2005— (405)
laid under the Road TraYc Act 1991;
5. Health Protection Agency Regulations 2005, laid under the Health Protection Agency
Act 2004; (408)
6. Community Trade Mark (Designation of Community Trade Mark Courts) Regulations
2005, laid under the Trade Marks Act 1994; (440)
7. (i) Trade in Goods (Control) (Amendment) Order 2005— (443)
(ii) Trade in Controlled Goods (Embargoed Destinations) (Amendment) Order 2005—
(445)
(iii) Export of Goods, Transfer of Technology and Provision of Technical Assistance
(Control) (Amendment) Order 2005— (468)
laid under the Export Control Act 2002;
8. Courts-Martial Appeal (Amendment) Rules 2005, laid under the Courts-Martial
(Appeals) Act 1968; (446)