Henry Brothers (Magherafelt) Ltd & Others v Department of Education for Northern Ireland

02 June 2008

Dispatch

Issue 137

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Were the claimants entitled to an injunction restraining the Education Department from concluding a Framework Agreement as a consequence of breaches of the EU procurement legislation? See Issue 137, where the Court of Appeal approved the decision at first instance. Click to download PDF

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