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High Court strikes out a request to prevent the Environmental Protection Agency from processing a waste license application for a former quarry site, where litigant in person sought to prohibit the Agency's decision on the application until a substituted consent for an Environmental Impact Assessment Report and a Natura Impact Statement was obtained, on the grounds that the relief sought had no jurisdictional basis under the relevant sections of applicable legislation, and was therefore bound to fail and represented an abuse of process.
Environmental Protection Agency - waste license application - former quarry site - High Court - statutory injunctions - unauthorised development - substituted consent - Environmental Impact Assessment Report - Natura Impact Statement - Planning and Development Act 2000 - Waste Management Act 1996 - judicial review - abuse of process - prohibition order - environmental compliance.
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