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THE INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION APPEALS TRIBUNAL, MINISTER FOR JUSTICE, IRELAND AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
             On 22 nd March 2024, the High Court (Phelan J.) declared the 2020 Order to be contrary to Ireland's obligations under EU law, and in the FOM proceedings, quashed the Return Order and the Refoulement Consideration, and in the KE proceedings, quashed the IPAT decision and the Minister's decision.
             The State appealed the High Court conclusion that the 2020 Order was invalid and the respondent cross-appealed on a number of issues. In particular, in each of the respondent's Notices, the respondents pleaded in that part of the Notice headed ' Additional grounds on which decision should be affirmed' as follows:
" The Respondent also respectfully requests that the Honourable Court take judicial notice of pronouncements by the Minister for Justice that 'emergency legislation' will be brought forward to address the deficit in the law in direct response to the Judgment of the Learned High Court Judge. This constitutes both an admission of the main findings and renders all or part of these proceedings moot."
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