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The Mobility of Irish – but not British – Lawyers in the European Union
The growing demand for cross-border legal services across the European Union...
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Irwin v. Deasy – Judgment mortgage, registered land, sale in lieu of partition
Supreme Court dismisses appeal against decision of High Court (Laffoy J)...
Leave for judicial review refused on protection refusal due to delay, but granted for permission to remain decision
The High Court refused leave to apply for judicial review of a decision by the International Protection Appeals Tribunal (IPAT) that upheld the refusal of international protection to an applicant from Georgia, on the basis that the application was not brought within the required 28-day time limit and no adequate reason was given to excuse the...
Relief refused to undocumented migrant as supporting documentation held insufficient for residence scheme
The High Court refused an application for judicial review by a Zimbabwean national, who challenged the Minister for Justice's refusal to grant her residence permission under Ireland's Regularisation of Long-Term Undocumented Migrants Scheme. The applicant, undocumented in the State since 2010, argued she had provided sufficient evidence to meet...
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Assessment of damages arising from failure to register title documents
Rosbeg Partners v. LK Shields Solicitors [2018] IESC 23 (Supreme Court, O'Donnell J, 18 April 2018) Property had been purchased in 1994. The...
Could Judges be replaced by algorithms
An algorithm is a set of rules to be followed in problem-solving operations. A computer programme can take a number of variable inputs, follow a...
Parkinsons’ Law of Delay
Originally published in 1957, Parkinson’s Law, or the Pursuit of Progress is most famous for the maxim in its opening line: ‘Work expands so as to...
Citation of ‘free access’ case law – an Australian perspective
In Australian courts there is a longstanding convention (articulated by practice direction or rule in most jurisdictions) that the authorised report...