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High Court holds that permission to land in state lapsed on leaving state, and refuses mandatory injunction that Irish immigration authorities facilitate return of Bolivian couple arrested in UK without visa.
Judicial review - application for injunction to require Irish immigration authorities to facilitate entry to state - Bolivian couple studying in Ireland without need for visa - leave to land under s 4, Immigration Act 2004 - visit to UK -arrested in UK for lack of visa - decision to deport to Bolivia - request to immigration authorities to facilitate return to Ireland - common travel area with UK - nature of agreement - no right to third party nationals to travel in common travel area without visa or passport - Aliens (Amendment)(No. 3) Order 1997 (S.I. No. 277 of 1997) - Aliens (Exemption) Order 1999 (S.I. No. 97 of 1999) - whether British citizens were "non nationals" - whether third party nationals required travel documentation on visits to Northern Ireland or Britain - whether permission to land under s 4 of 2004 Act lapsed on leaving state.
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