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''R v Panel on Take-overs and Mergers, ex parte Datafin plc'' is a 1986 case decided by the Court of Appeal of England and Wales involving United Kingdom company law and administrative law, which marked a major development in the scope of judicial review in English law. It established that the decisions of a private body exercising public functions may be amenable to judicial review. Before ''Datafin'', only bodies established by statute were so amenable, while private bodies could only be sued for their actions in contract or tort law. ==Facts== The Panel on Take-overs and Mergers is the City of London's self-regulating mechanism for dealing with mergers and acquisitions. The applicant complained about the conduct of their competitors in a takeover bid and were unhappy with the Panel's decision. When it was refused leave to seek judicial review by the High Court, it appealed to the Court of Appeal. The main issue facing the Court was whether to review the decision of a Panel set up under private law using the standards usually applied in administrative law.
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