However, the government should be emboldened by the fact that it has previously successfully defended judicial review cases in the High Court, including on leasehold reform. Therefore, it should push ahead with reasonable reforms to cap ground rents and fulfil its electoral mandate. Once passed, the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act will have a democratic mandate from Parliament on which the courts will place considerable weight, regardless of the significant resources of parties which may seek to impede its implementation until they have exhausted all avenues of appeal. (Conclusion, Paragraph 59)