The High Court has dismissed AS’s judicial review challenge to a 17 June 2022 recommendation that he not be permitted to stay in Ireland. The court found he had not shown that the decision-maker disregarded material relevant to the statutory criteria for permission to stay. The judgment does not decide AS’s separate appeals concerning refugee status and subsidiary protection.
High Court dismisses challenge to recommendation that Bangladeshi man not be allowed to stay
The court held that the decision-maker knew how AS came to Ireland and of the social workers’ view, but found the transfer circumstances and report did not materially bear on the statutory stay criteria.
Who, what, where, when and why
- Who
- AS (Applicant)
- What
The court held that the decision-maker knew how AS came to Ireland and of the social workers’ view, but found the transfer circumstances and report did not materially bear on the statutory stay criteria.
- Where
Places mentioned in the report
- Ireland
- When
Judgment:
Other dates in the report
- 17 June 2022
The High Court has dismissed AS’s judicial review challenge to a 17 June 2022 recommendation that he not be permitted to stay in Ireland. The court found he had not shown that the decision-maker disregarded material relevant to the statutory criteria for permission to stay. The judgment does not decide AS’s separate appeals concerning refugee status and subsidiary protection.
- 17 June 2022
- Why
Reasons reported in the judgment
The High Court has dismissed AS’s judicial review challenge to a 17 June 2022 recommendation that he not be permitted to stay in Ireland. The court found he had not shown that the decision-maker disregarded material relevant to the statutory criteria for permission to stay. The judgment does not decide AS’s separate appeals concerning refugee status and subsidiary protection.
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