The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by a self-represented litigant from the Supreme Court's refusal to grant judicial review (including reasons for decision) of a Small Claims Tribunal decision under the Residential Tenancies Act 1994. The Tribunal had dismissed the appellant's claim for lack of jurisdiction. The Court confirmed that the Supreme Court's refusal to order reasons for decision was not in error, applying the Judicial Review Act 1991 provisions and the [name withheld] principle regarding the obligation to give reasons.
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