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Originally Posted by phil235
At least they need the leave of the court to appeal to the Supreme Court. The odds are against them getting it.
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Yes, but it can take some time to hear back about leave.
In any case, I will repeat what I've said from the beginning: the court case alone is not enough to stop construction. It is a good excuse for the City and for OSEG to blame whatever delays they already had, but short of an actual injunction, the project can go ahead even while it's in court.
If the Friends are truly complaining about process, then an injunction against construction may not be related to any remedy ultimately available to them, and would probably not be granted.
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