The Irish Times·3 min read·medium
Somali nationals entitled to legal costs over State’s inaction to remove them, High Court rules
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Paul Neilan
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The Irish High Court has ruled that two Somali nationals are entitled to legal costs after the State failed to execute deportation orders within the statutory six-month timeframe. The judge determined that because the State's delay rendered the deportation orders moot, the applicants should not be responsible for their own legal fees.
Two Somali nationals are entitled to the costs of their legal challenges to orders removing from Ireland, after the cases were rendered moot when the State failed to enact the orders inside the statutory time period.
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