The mystery that has surrounded many decisions to refuse naturalisation is no longer acceptable, following a Supreme Court Decision of the 6th of December 2012 (Mallak v MJELR [2012] IESC 59, here). The issue for decision in the case was…
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Supreme Court says Minister should have stated his reasons for refusing naturalisation
Tagged with: citizenship, grounds, immigration, Mallak, naturalisation, naturalization, negative decision, reasons, refusal
Posted in Immigration
Posted in Immigration
A recent decision confirms that unreasonable delays in immigration and citizenship cases can be challenged
On the 11th of June the High Court granted permission to two clients of the Immigrant Council of Ireland (ICI) to apply for Judicial Review of the Minister for Justice’s failure to decide on their applications within a reasonable timeframe.…
Tagged with: citizenship, costs, delay, EU Treaty rights, free movement, High Court, immigration, Judicial Review, naturalisation
Posted in Immigration
Posted in Immigration
