Proposed grounds to judicially review deportation orders had already been rejected by Supreme Court

Judicial review – asylum and immigration – application for leave – four applicants challenging the decision of the Minister for Justice to order their deportation – seeking injunctions restraining the deportations pending the determination of the proceedings – argued that the deportation orders were invalid for not specifying when the applicant is to leave the State – whether the deportation order is legal in circumstances where it fails to specify a date by which the applicant must leave the State - already been succinctly dealt with by the Supreme Court - no substance whatever in any submission that there is inadequacy – judicial comity - complains that the Supreme Court judgment was not sufficiently reasoned – High Court dismissed this argument – leave to judicially review refused.