The mere fact that a decision-maker ( Full Council ) was provided with the material necessary to make a decision ( to adopt a council tax reduction scheme for working aged people ) and might have made the same decision in any event , could not save the decision from a finding of unlawfulness if it was in fact taken by someone else ( the Executive ). So held in R ( LL ) v TRAFFORD MBC ( 2025 ) EWHC 2380 ( Admin ).
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