Exclusive: Leyton Orient instruct lawyers to ask for judicial review over West Ham Olympic Stadium move
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Leyton Orient will move to the courts next week asking for a judicial review of the Government's decision to house West Ham United in the Olympic stadium after the 2012 Games.
Orient chairman Barry Hearn's decision to go to the law could, if successful, mean months of more discussion on an issue the Government thought it had finally settled last month.
Hearn, talking exclusively to me in Qatar, where he was attending an International Sports Security Conference said: "Our lawyers,Mischon de Reya have been instructed to proceed with all haste to a full application of a judicial review.
"We will make a written application next week.
Leyton Orient will move to the courts next week asking for a judicial review of the Government's decision to house West Ham United in the Olympic stadium after the 2012 Games.
Orient chairman Barry Hearn's decision to go to the law could, if successful, mean months of more discussion on an issue the Government thought it had finally settled last month.
Hearn, talking exclusively to me in Qatar, where he was attending an International Sports Security Conference said: "Our lawyers,Mischon de Reya have been instructed to proceed with all haste to a full application of a judicial review.
"We will make a written application next week.
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