RE: RNS- Does it mean the initial outcome is in our favour?1 May 2024 11:58
Yes CS , they did. If the DHSC had won instead of the application being dismissed , thrown out , not upheld , the consequences could have been dire for NCYT. The trial may very well have not proceeded with the judge saying no chance of success.
It can go ahead , now we wait to see if it does or a settlement is reached. I am also pleased ( by default) to learn that they don't have us over a barrel over some technicality related to the contract, which may have been difficult to defend.
The DHSC now will also know how NCYT intend to defend their claims re the tests suitability ( that is how the judge made her decision) and it may well result in them being more inclined to settle , I obviously have no idea , but view the decision as pivotal in relation to how the DHSC now decide to proceed. Imo.