Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Spurs fail with Olympic Stadium appeal
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review of other legal actions West Ham took a further step to fill the Olympic Stadium after a judge of the High Court dismissed the claims of Tottenham Hotspur and Leyton Orient to make a decision for judicial review. However, the long saga and fought bitterly over the long term future of the stadium is not finished with the two clubs should consider further legal action. Tottenham, said: "The club now has the opportunity to renew their request for a hearing in the Supreme Court and we realize that in the coming days as indicated above, the club continues s' maintain. with local and national government agencies to try to determine a viable solution for the stadium. " Spurs and the East have tried to carry the Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC), the Government, Newham Council and the Mayor of judicial review of the decision to grant the stadium of West Ham. Both believed that the process by which Newham paid £ 40 to the joint venture which will operate the stadium's name to West Ham and the Olympic Village was not fair. Davis Court rejected his request for a court hearing in the Supreme Court.OPLC
President, Margaret Ford, said the decision on the future of £ 486m stadium was taken appropriately.- Spurs had offered to dismantle and remove the stadium track, while West Ham have pledged to maintain sports facilities, but faces questions about whether it will be viable as a multipurpose space.
- OPLC A spokesman said the decision, the court may proceed with final negotiations with West Ham in terms of the lease of 250 years in the stadium. "We are very pleased with the decision and continue to make good progress in negotiations with the preferred bidder to be able to accept the final terms of the lease of the stadium," said the OPLC.
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, West Ham, vice-president who oversaw the club's offer, welcomed the judge's decision. "We hope that we can now focus all our energy and passion in providing a fantastic versatile Olympic Stadium for the entire nation," he said. "We were honored to be elected unanimously as the preferred bidder by the OPLC. His decision, after a strong and diligent, was subsequently approved by the Mayor of London and the government.
"Our vision - in collaboration with the London Borough of Newham - is a world class destination for all, with the community at heart, capable of hosting world class sporting events, including the football and athletics high level. "
Newham council, which has been criticized by the Spurs and the East for its decision to partner with West Ham and injected a loan of 40 million pounds, welcomed the verdict. "We continue to focus on ensuring a lasting legacy for the stadium with West Ham United are on track with the OPLC to bring the case to its trade and financial order," he said.
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