A Petition for Judicial Review of UKExit ("Brexit") has been submitted to the Court of Session

Yesterday, 28th January 2020, I sent a Petition for Judicial Review of UKExit ("Brexit") to the Court of Session in Edinburgh.

A copy of the Petition for Judicial Review can be accessed here:

Petition for Judicial Review of UKExit ("Brexit") of 28th January 2020


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