The High Court will decide whether the government’s benefit
cap regime breaches the human rights of the vulnerable ‘within a month’, after
a legal challenge. Ian Wise QC,
appearing for three families, is arguing the policy discriminates against lone
mothers and will force refuges for women fleeing domestic violence to close.
But James Eadie QC says the level of the cap is a matter of primary legislation
and cannot be challenged. Lord Justice
Elias and Mr Justice Bean heard closing submissions at the High Court before
reserving judgement. Read more on Inside Housing.
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