Islam (A Minor) v The Minister for Foreign Affairs
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Court | High Court |
| Judge | Mr. Justice Richard Humphreys |
| Judgment Date | 24 June 2019 |
| Neutral Citation | [2019] IEHC 559 |
| Docket Number | [2018 No. 1078 J.R.] |
| Date | 24 June 2019 |
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4 cases
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MA v Minister for Justice
...The applicant places significant reliance on a passage from the judgment of this Court in Islam (a minor) v Minister for Foreign Affairs [2019] IEHC 559 (“ Islam (a minor)”):- “…insofar as the Minister determined that the marriage is one of convenience, a decision that the father failed to ......
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S v The Minister for Justice
...at a time later than the time of the granting of the residence card. She relies on Islam & Ors. v Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade [2019] IEHC 559; MAM (Somalia) v Minister for Justice & Ors [2020] 3 IR 50 and S.S.A v Minister for Justice [2023] IEHC 32 (upheld by this Court in SSA v ......
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Y v The International Protection Appeals Tribunal
... ... INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION APPEALS TRIBUNAL AND THE MINISTER FOR JUSTICE AND EQUALITY RESPONDENTS [2019] ... Ms Y has two daughters (minor children) who were included in the decision to refuse her ... ...
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Charlotte Puong (A Minor Suing by her Mother and Next Friend Phei Wooi Chew) and Phei Wooi Chew v The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade
...were entitled to pursue it. The second respondent's intervention, in the words of Humphreys J. in Islam v. Minister for Foreign Affairs [2019] IEHC 559, “simply triggered a process which had to be triggered somehow. In and of itself that… did not constitute a breach of anybody's rights” (at......