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High Court, in judicial review proceedings, dismisses an application to quash the decision of the Minister for Justice regarding the refusal for a Join-Family Visa to Ireland, on the grounds that: (1) the applicant did not establish any grounds which would impugn the decision; (2) t the Minister made the decision objectively and accurately; and (3) the evidence supported the fact that there was no unlawfulness in the decision-making process by the Minister.
Judicial review – primary relief sought is an order of certiorari quashing the decision of the Minister for Justice – refusal of application for a Join – Family Visa – immigration and asylum law – remit for full consideration – unreasonableness and irrationality – application dismissed.
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