No great move forward on the Camden Council v Diabolical Liberties court case. As previously reported, the former are trying to get anti-social behaviour orders issues against the latter for their role in coordinating flyposting campaigns. Both sides were in court in London yesterday with Diabolical Liberties trying to convince the magistrate that Camden had not gone through the right procedures prior to applying for the ABSOs and therefore the whole thing should be chucked out of court. On that point the court did not agree with the ambient marketing firm. However the court's opinion on everything else was never revealed because time ran out. The whole hearing will now resume on 17 Sep. Diabolical Liberties are still pushing for Camden to consider the 'legal flyposting site' scheme being put forward by City Centre Posters.
Aug 12, 2004
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Case adjourned on flypost dispute
The court case between Camden Council and Diabolical Liberties over anti-social behaviour orders was adjourned without a substantive ruling, resuming on 17 September.