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High Court make orders refusing leave to issue a motion in one set of judicial review proceedings, but allowing leave to issue a motion in other judicial review proceedings, finding that the applicant, who is subject of an Isaac Wunder order, must show that the motions are appropriate.
Applicant subject to an Isaac Wunder - seeks leave of the court to issue three notices of motion - whether any grounds have been shown that would make the issue of such motions appropriate - two separate judicial reviews to which they relate - court refuses application for leave to issue the proposed notices of motion in Lavery v. McBride [2013 No. 682 J.R.] - gives the applicant liberty to issue the proposed notice of motion in Lavery v. McBride [2012 No. 746 J.R.].
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