It would seem to make sense that the Department would not want to give people a stamp on their passport which recognises that it was granted under EU law. If they did this then it could be used against them in other court cases potentially especially as they are sticking to their story about the non...

Permanent residency is your entitlement if you are resident in an EU State under EU Treaty Rights for a period of five years. Any variety of stamp 4 allows you to be employed in Ireland just be careful that you get a stamp which reflects that you are entitled to reside here under EU law. If they don...

Be careful if you settle your case that you get an actual EU4 stamp which will allow you permanent residency under EU law after the required period of time.
They may prefer to give you a regular stamp 4 which will not accept that you have rights under EU law.

It is now likely that a number of other cases will be heard by the Supreme Court along with the case of Kumar. The High Court has indicated that a number of different test cases will be selected to go forward in the next few weeks to a substantive hearing in the High Court. These cases will involve ...

Damages have been sought in a number of recent judicial review "leave" cases where EU residency has been refused. It would be important in these cases to be able to show actual damages.

Hi from Cork It is still possible to distinguish other judicial review cases from Kumar. The legal position in Ireland in relation to precedents is that one High Court judgement is not necessarily bound by a prior decision of the High Court. Therefore it is possible to be granted Leave in a judicial...

Hi
I am an Immigration Solicitor and a new member. The High Court will not accept Judicial Review in relation to EU refusals unless they are brought within 6 months from the date of the refusal letter.
Take care
Colm Stanley