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Enoch Burke brings fresh challenge against displinary panel over rejection of his appeal (opens the original)
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Teacher Enoch Burke alleges bias and breach of fair procedure in a fresh High Court challenge against a decision refusing to reinstate his employment at Wilsonâs Hospital School. At the High Court on Tuesday, Burke was granted permission to bring judicial review proceedings against a disciplinary appeals panel (Dap) over its rejection of Burkeâs appeal against his dismissal from the Co Westmeath school. The challenge is also against the Minister for Education and the board of management of W
Grainne Dillon killer challenges refusal to be transferred to Portugal (opens the original)
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A man who murdered his colleague after stealing â¬3,000 from the hotel where they worked is challenging the Stateâs refusal to transfer him to his native Portugal so he can tend to his ill mother. Paulo Nascimento was given a life sentence at the Central Criminal Court in 2003 after he pleaded guilty to the murder of Grainne Dillon (24) at the Juryâs Inn Hotel, Steamboat Quay, Limerick in January 2002. Nascimento was a night porter at the hotel when he stole â¬3,000 before using a shotgun
Somali nationals entitled to legal costs over Stateâs inaction to remove them, High Court rules (opens the original)
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Two Somali nationals are entitled to the costs of their legal challenges to orders removing from Ireland, after the cases were rendered moot when the State failed to enact the orders inside the statutory time period. At the High Court on Friday, Judge Anthony Barr ruled that the two plaintiffs, who are unrelated, should be awarded their costs for judicial reviews against the return orders, as the State did not enact them inside the required six-month period. The legal challenges were taken by th
Landlord alleged to have carried hammer to eviction settles dispute with tenant (opens the original)
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A judge said âsanity has broken outâ when a tenant who alleged he was threatened during an attempted eviction settled his dispute with his landlord, who denied any wrongdoing. Judge Micheál OâConnell made the comment at the High Court on Thursday, after a successful second round of settlement discussions between lawyers for both sides. At the opening of the case the judge warned both sides they might regret taking their dispute to the High Court and urged them to reach a settlement. The c
Landlord and tenant told they may regret proceeding with High Court dispute (opens the original)
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A judge has warned a tenant who alleges he was threatened during an attempt to evict his family, and the landlord who denies the claim, that they might regret the decision to take their case to the High Court. Imtiaz Khan, a practising solicitor and principal of Dublin-based IMK Law, has submitted to the court that he went to his rental property on Main Street, Ongar Village, in West Dublin last February for a âpeaceful and voluntary handoverâ of the property. Tenant Muhammad Amjad, a father
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