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High Court refuses judicial review of a decision by the Personal Injuries Assessment Board to award €11,000 general damages to an applicant in respect of personal injuries, on the grounds that: (a) the relevant legislation did not require specific reasons to be given; and (b) there had been no breach of fair procedures in that it an objective observer would be aware in general terms of the reasons for the award.
Judicial review - decision of Personal Injuries Assessment Board - accident in workplace - personal injury guidelines - assessment by PIAB of damages in the sum of €11,000 - lack of reasons - whether reasons required by legislation - fair procedures.
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