Case Reports

The High Court has confirmed a decision to suspend the registration of a HSE physiotherapist who publicly condemned Government’s handling of COVID-19 pandemic.

Northern Ireland’s High Court dismissed a remitted application for leave to apply for judicial review in dispute over Parade Commission’s decision to permit Orange Lodge procession on Garvaghy Road.

The High Court has granted leave to a minor to apply to quash a HSE decision refusing to reimburse him for prescription weight loss injections.

The High Court has refused to set aside a final order of the High Court striking out Peter Nowak’s appeal from a 2016 Circuit Court decision in his favour.

The High Court has answered in the positive the novel question of whether elements of proceedings are severable for the purposes of applications to dismiss for want of prosecution.

The High Court has refused to permit distribution of a deceased man’s estate in accordance with settlement terms in circumstances where all persons potentially entitled on intestacy were neither notified of, nor joined to the proceedings and were not parties to the settlement.

The District Court has criticised failures on part of the Child and Family Agency in “among the gravest cases of child abuse” in recent times.

The High Court has reversed a decision of the Valuation Tribunal which determined that buildings on a company’s extensive Co. Cork lands were not rateable.

The High Court has refused to quash the conviction of a man who threatened an entrant onto lands sold by receiver.

The High Court has adjourned a debt claim for nearly €1 million to plenary hearing in light of forgery allegations.

The Court of Appeal of Northern Ireland has dismissed a CCRC reference on the safety of John McDevitt’s 1986 murder conviction.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed dancer Michael Flatley’s appeal from a €1.1 million security for costs order in €30 million defective works case.

The High Court has refused to strike out a professional negligence claim against the former partner of a dissolved firm of solicitors.

The High Court has confirmed the attachment of conditions to the registration of a retired army doctor who informed his colleague that there was a 90 per cent chance she had cancer and that she was sitting on a “health bomb”.

The High Court has refused to grant injunctive relief to Kingdom Water CEO in respect of statement in “fact-checking” article.