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High Court dismisses an application for judicial review, affirming the Circuit Court's decision to grant a possession order for a property, on the grounds that the Circuit Court had conducted a fair plenary hearing and had given the applicant ample opportunity to present his case; and the applicant's complaints regarding discovery and the competence of the respondent to give evidence were unfounded.
Judicial review - Order of Certiorari - possession order - fair hearing - plenary hearing - discovery - competence to give evidence - personal representative - proprietary estoppel - promissory estoppel - affidavit evidence - Circuit Court Rules - Property Registration Authority - District Court order - registered owner - Connors v UK (2004) 40 EHRR 189 - McKenzie Friend - transcript of DAR.
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