Deportation order upheld despite submission of new information concerning applicant’s family

High Court refuses judicial review of a deportation order concerning a Georgian national who claimed to fear for his life in a feud, rejecting the challenge that the Minister for Justice failed to consider additional information concerning the applicant's family submitted after the order was made but before the individual was notified. The Minister was not required to revoke or refrain from notifying the individual of the deportation order based on the late submission of new information regarding a change in circumstances. The court also dismissed the claim of legitimate expectation to have the new information considered before the notification of the deportation order, as the acknowledgment of receipt of the information did not constitute a commitment to a specific process or outcome. The court emphasized the applicant's failure to submit the new information "forthwith".