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It was a majority verdict 4 against 1, the leading speech was delivered by Lord Wilson, Lords Hope, Walker and Clarke supporting and Lord Mance dissenting
The recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Gaines-Cooper (R (on the application of (1) Robert John Davies (2) Michael John James) v Revenue & Customs Commissioner: R (on the application of Robert Gaines- Cooper) v Revenue & Customs Commissioners 2010 EWCA Civ 83) has attracted a great deal of publicity
The Government has released the much anticipated consultation documents on the proposals for a statutory residence test (SRT) and reform to the taxation of nondomiciled individuals
