AAA & Anor v Minister for Justice & Ors
AAA & Anor v Minister for Justice & Ors, [2017] IESC 80, was an Irish Supreme Court case which arose from the judgment delivered by Cooke J in the High Court on 17 May 2012, due to the fact that the applicant AAA and her children were deported to Nigeria in 2011. The court held that "as a rule" there is no right to an oral hearing in an application for leave to remain on humanitarian grounds and subsidiary protection where there has already been oral hearings in relation to an application for asylum. This decision clarified the grounds under which a claim for subsidiary protection could be heard.
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AAA & Anor v Minister for Justice & Ors
AAA & Anor v Minister for Justice & Ors, [2017] IESC 80, was an Irish Supreme Court case which arose from the judgment delivered by Cooke J in the High Court on 17 May 2012, due to the fact that the applicant AAA and her children were deported to Nigeria in 2011. The court held that "as a rule" there is no right to an oral hearing in an application for leave to remain on humanitarian grounds and subsidiary protection where there has already been oral hearings in relation to an application for asylum. This decision clarified the grounds under which a claim for subsidiary protection could be heard.
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AAA & Anor v Minister for Just ...... ary protection could be heard.
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[2017] IESC 80
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2012-10-16
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Charleton J.
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AAA and JAA and EAA and SAA ...... eland and the Attorney General
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Dunne J., Charleton J., Hogan J.
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AAA & Anor v Minister for Just ...... ary protection could be heard.
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