Judicial Review - 1900- 1929

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Assets Co Ltd -v- Bain's Trustees (1904) 6 F692
1902 Lord President (Kinross)	Scotland, Judicial Review	1 Citers
	A plea of mora may be sustained in an application for judicial review, but unreasonable delay is not of itself sufficient to found a successful plea: "But in order to lead to such a plea receiving effect, there must in my judgment have been excessive or unreasonable delay in asserting a known right, coupled with a material alteration of circumstances, to the detriment of the other party".

Campbell -v- Municipal Council of Sydney; PC 1925