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Supreme Court, on appeal from the High Court: (a) grants leave to seek judicial review on one issue only (the 'enmeshment' of issues relating to subsidiary protection and deportation); but (b) adjourns the case to await the outcome of an appeal on a similar issue, in order to determine whether there was any necessity for further proceedings.
O'Donnell J (nem diss): Judicial review - asylum and immigration - refusal of leave to seek judicial review - application for subsidiary protection - deportation order - bifurcated system, separate from applications for refugee status - whether a well-founded fear of persecution - enmeshment of application for subsidiary protection in deportation process - transposition of Qualifications Directive - related proceedings pending.
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