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supreme court upholds law giving earlier immigration orders statutory force the allowed government’s appeal, set aside high order and dismissed ilona leontjava’s constitutional challenge to section 2 of act 1999. an appeal by director public prosecutions, ireland attorney general against a ruling th
supreme court upholds challenge to visa stay condition but rejects second applicant’s claim the found that a regulation allowing an immigration officer set how long alien could remain in state exceeded authority granted by 1935 act. it also upheld separate document-production and aside high court’s
supreme court judgment upheld ruling that immigration provision exceeded ministerial powers in a separate two joined applicant cases, fennelly j agreed with the proposed orders and most of reasoning, while differing on whether minister could set limits how long an alien might stay. cases concerning
high court finds re-arrest unlawful after man was charged with a different offence the ruled that re-arrested to be false pretences could not kept in custody and conspiracy defraud instead. it adjourned hear submissions on appropriate order. [2004] iehc 435 found man’s at swords garda station he arr
high court finds woman’s second arrest unlawful after charge changed the held that a re-arrest to gehan massoud with false pretences could not be used hold her before charging conspiracy defraud. it left appropriate order for later submissions. [2004] iehc 434 found was unlawfully in garda custody b
high court refuses third judicial review challenge over 1993 convictions and charges the refused certiorari prohibition, finding application out of time an abuse process. section 56 were not determined in this judgment. [2004] iehc 227 court, dublin (judicial review) a man’s set proceedings concerni
supreme court upholds challenge to planning permission after major changes went unadvertised the found that authority’s decision not require new public notices was unreasonable in exceptional circumstances of case. it left effect statutory time limit be considered separately. upheld a high quash for
supreme court upholds challenge to absolute planning review deadline the dismissed state’s appeal, holding that two-month limit was unconstitutional as applied where authority’s unlawful act deprived applicants of a genuine opportunity permission in time. has an appeal against high ruling for challe
supreme court dismisses midwife’s appeal over time-barred brain injury claim the upheld high court’s finding that patient’s was not statute-barred, concluding she had known of a sufficient connection between her injuries and alleged conduct. dismissed against ruling negligence serious barred by stat