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Court of Appeal dismisses appeal in judicial review proceedings, and upholds decision of the High Court refusing an application by an Algerian national for a visa to allow her to live with her Irish citizen husband, on the grounds that there was no basis for criticising or overturning the High Court's decision, and none of the grounds of appeal had been made out.
Judicial Review - asylum and immigration - application by an Algerian national for a visa to allow her to live with her Irish citizen husband in Ireland - Minister's assessment of the evidence - Ministers interpretation of Gorry v. Minister for Justice and Equality and ABM and BA v. Minister for Justice and Equality [2020] IESC 55 - Minster's interpretation of Article 8 of the ECHR.
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