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High Court, by way of judicial review, grants an order striking out applications arising from an internal competition amongst prison officers for promotion to as work training officers (which were allegedly in breach of the requirements of natural and constitutional justice in the manner in which the selection process was conducted), on the grounds that the proceedings are moot, both applicants having now taken up that position.
Employment law – judicial review – applications to strike out proceedings on the grounds they are moot – internal competition amongst prison officers for promotion to work training officer – Circular 02/2013 – whether selection process was flawed – O. 84, r. 27 of the Rules of the Superior Courts – both applicants now successfully on panel – applications for certiorari, prohibition, a stay and an injunction are now moot.
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