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High Court refuses an application for judicial review sought by a self-represented litigant challenging the rejection of his notices of appeal by the Courts Service of Ireland, on the grounds that the proceedings were initiated out of time; that the substantive legal arguments presented by the litigant were incorrect; and that the litigant failed to engage constructively with the Courts Service to rectify the identified deficiencies in his appeal notices.
Judicial review - mandamus - Data Protection Act, 1988 - Courts Service of Ireland - Rules of the Superior Courts (RSC) - Courts of Justice Act, 1936 - notice of appeal - procedural deficiencies - delay - extension of time - administrative functions - High Court - Circuit Court - appeal on point of law.
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