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The High Court has awarded costs to the State against plaintiffs in relation to multiple unsuccessful applications, including substitution, reopening proceedings, and a slip rule application. The court found no exceptional circumstances to justify reopening the case based on a decision of the CJEU and dismissed the plaintiffs' arguments as speculative and without legal basis.
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