27 February 2024 Sean Mosby 731 Case Updates T.U. -v- International Protection Appeals Tribunal & Anor bySean Mosby The Case The applicant had applied for international protection in Ireland due to a risk to his safety in his home country of Nigeria. He was seeking from the High Court of Ireland certiorari (i.e. judicial review) of the decision by the Irish International Protection Appeals Tribunal (‘Tribunal’) refusing him such protection. One ground for the applicant’s appeal was that, when he showed the Tribunal the marks and scarring on his body which he alleged were caused by beatings, the Tribunal should have adjourned the hearing, in pursuance of its duty to cooperate with the applicant’s application, to enable him to obtain a medical report dealing with these injuries. To continue reading you must be an EWI member, become a member and access exclusive content. Already a member? Login More links Link to the Judgment Share Print Tags Asylum casesIrelandInternational Protection Appeals Tribunal05. Rules and Regulations Related articles Podcast Episode 7: Review of 2024 When expert evidence falls well below the standard of a competent expert witness Transparency and Open Justice Board Key Objectives An unsafe conviction with flawed DNA evidence Non-freezing cold injury Switch article Forensic Science Regulator consultation on the code of practice Previous Article Aston Risk Management Ltd v Lee Jones & Ors [2024] EWHC 252 (Ch) Next Article Comments are only visible to subscribers.