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High Court holds local authority correct to suspend direct payment support service following allegations of fraudulent dealings
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High Court holds local authority correct to suspend direct payment support service following allegations of fraudulent dealings
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The High Court in R (Collins) v Nottinghamshire County Council and another [2016] EWHC 996 (Admin) has found that a local authority was correct to suspend a direct payment support service following allegations of fraudulent dealings in relation to service user funds.
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