Property was used as temporary accommodation for young people. The housing group selected residents, decided how long each should stay and, when each one should leave and which room each should occupy. The average stay was three to four months. The claimant argued that the use of the properties was use as separate hostels. The Council said that that the residents lived together as a single household so the use of the property had not changed. The claimant applied for judicial review. The Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court
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