Marguerite Bolger
Ms. Justice Marguerite Bolger is a prominent figure in the Irish judiciary, known for her work in family law and child protection cases. She serves as a High Court judge and has presided over significant cases involving the welfare of children and vulnerable individuals. Her recent involvement in a case concerning a teenage boy who witnessed a murder highlights her commitment to addressing complex legal and social issues within the system.
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Ireland:
Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger presided over the High Court challenge regarding school transport delays for a child with additional needs.
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Ireland:
Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger was mentioned in the context of the High Court proceedings regarding Mr Hussein's case.
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Ireland:
Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger anonymised the Palestinian man and adjourned the matter to October.
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Ireland:
Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger permitted the legal team to bring the judicial review proceedings.
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Ireland:
Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger ruled that the Bank of Ireland had no valid basis for imposing surcharge interest on James Boyle snr's loan default.
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Ireland:
Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger appointed James Anderson of Deloit as interim examiner to carry out a full investigation of the company’s affairs.
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Ireland:
Judge Bolger presided over the case regarding the hospital discharge of a 92-year-old patient.
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Ireland:
Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger granted the father’s lawyers leave to challenge a decision of a committee of Tusla.
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