Re McFarland's Application for Judicial Review
| Jurisdiction | Northern Ireland |
| Date | 2002 |
| Year | 2002 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Northern Ireland) |
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4 cases
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The Queen (on the Application) of Simon Ebunji Andukwa v Secretary of State for Justice
...less objectionable had he had the power which he believed himself to have. Both Kerr J [2002] NIJB 154, 162–163 and the Court of Appeal [2002] NI 337, 342, para 9 rejected this argument, and they were right to do so. As was said by the Court of Appeal in R v Secretary of State for the Home ......
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The Queen (on the Application) of Simon Ebunji Andukwa v Secretary of State for Justice
...objectionable had he had the power which he believed himself to have. Both Kerr J [2002] NIJB 154, 162–163 and the Court of Appeal [2002] NI 337, 342, para 9 rejected this argument, and they were right to do so. As was said by the Court of Appeal in R v Secretary of State for the Home Depa......
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Re McFarland
...NIQB 14, [2002] NIJB 154) and by the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland (Carswell LCJ, Campbell LJ and Weatherup J: [2002] NICA 28, [2002] NI 337). He renews his challenge before the House. The facts 2 A nurse complained that Mr McFarland had entered her room in the nurses' home at Tyrone ......
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McFarland, Re, [2004] N.R. Uned. 115
...14, [2002] NIJB 154) and by the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland (Carswell L.C.J, Campbell, L.J., and Weatherup J: [2002] NICA 28, [2002] NI 337). He renews his challenge before the House. The facts [2] A nurse complained that Mr. McFarland had entered her room in the nurses' home a......