B. v Minister for Social Protection
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judge | Mr. Justice Barrett |
| Judgment Date | 01 April 2014 |
| Neutral Citation | [2014] IEHC 186 |
| Judgment citation (vLex) | [2014] 4 JIC 0103 |
| Date | 01 April 2014 |
| Court | High Court |
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4 cases
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Linda Nolan v Irish Prison Service and Another
... ... LINDA NOLAN APPLICANT AND THE IRISH PRISON SERVICE AND THE MINISTER FOR JUSTICE AND EQUALITY RESPONDENTS Prison officer - Occupation injury ... in B. v. Minister for Social Protection [2014] IEHC 186 where he remitted for further consideration the decision of the ... ...
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C.O'B v Chief Appeals Officer
...(CONSOLIDATION) ACT 2005 S311(3) KIELY v MIN FOR SOCIAL WELFARE 1977 IR 267 SOCIAL WELFARE ACT 1952 S44 B v MIN FOR SOCIAL PROTECTION 2014 2 ILRM 290 2014 IEHC 186 SOCIAL WELFARE (APPEALS) (AMDT) REGS 2011 SI 505/2011 REG 10 SOCIAL WELFARE (APPEALS) REGS 1998 SI 108/1998 REG 15(3) SOCIAL ......
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M.D. v Minister for Social Protection
...by the applicant in support of her application. 53 This reflects the complaint made by Barrett J. in B v. Minister for Social Protection [2014] IEHC 186, where he took the view that the respondent had failed to fully engage with the facts by engaging in a ‘desktop review’ through its medica......