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Barton Moss fracking camp win right to eviction appeal Barton Moss fracking camp win right to eviction appeal
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Fracking protesters have won a late legal bid to avoid eviction from a camp near a test drilling site in Salford, their lawyers said.Fracking protesters have won a late legal bid to avoid eviction from a camp near a test drilling site in Salford, their lawyers said.
The group encamped at Barton Moss have been granted a full hearing to decide whether there are grounds for the right to an appeal against their eviction.
Landowners Peel Investments was granted possession of the camp on Monday. The eviction was to take place from midday.
The firm has yet to comment on the Court of Appeal decision.
The hearing will take place later this week, according to Leigh Day lawyers.
Ugo Hayter, from Leigh Day, said they were pleased that the court had agreed "to stay the possession order pending a proper opportunity to consider our grounds of appeal".
About 60 people have been camped on land near Barton Moss where energy company IGas started testing for the presence of shale gas in November.
The eviction, which was set for midday, will not now take place until after the hearing.