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High Court to hear challenge to mandatory hotel quarantine Fully vaccinated Israeli woman claims she is being unlawfully detained Sat, Apr 10, 2021, 12:33   An Israeli woman’s challenge to the State’s mandatory hotel quarantine will be heard in the High Court on Monday. The application has been brought by lawyers representing Inbar Aviezer who, under the requirements of the Health (Amendment) Act 2021, has been quarantining at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel near Dublin Airport since Wednesday after taking a flight from Israel. She is challenging the constitutionality of her quarantine u...

RTÉ Courts Reporter The High Court is to inquire into whether or not the detention of a woman who is in mandatory quarantine in a Dublin hotel is lawful. The court agreed to hold the inquiry on Monday after lawyers for the Minister for Health conceded for the purposes of this case that the woman is in detention. Inbar Aviezer, who is vaccinated against Covid-19 and has tested negative after arriving from Israel has taken a High Court action under Article 40 of the Constitution challenging what she says is her unlawful detention. Senior Counsel Michael Cush told the High Court this morning th...

Share this article The High Court will hold an inquiry to establish if the detention of a woman in hotel quarantine is lawful. Inbar Aviezer is taking a case against the State claiming she's being unlawfully held at one of the facilities. Ms Aviezer is currently in quarantine at the Holiday Inn at Dublin Airport since Wednesday after arriving on a flight from Israel. Her lawyers say she is fully vaccinated and has presented two negative PCR COVID-19 tests. They argue she is being held unlawfully under Article 40 of the Constitution. In court today, Justice Senan Allen directed an inquiry to t...

Court hears FBD won't appeal judgement over Covid-19 business disruption claims Reporter: ');  '); FBD does not intend to appeal a landmark High Court has ruling that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by the Insurer for the disruption their businesses suffered due to the Covid-19 pandemic.  In his decision earlier this month, the outcome of which affects claims made by some 1,000 Irish pubs and restaurants, Mr Justice Denis McDonald found that a policy sold by FBD covered losses the pubs sustained by having to close due to the global health emergency. The case was briefly m...

FBD does not intend to appeal a landmark High Court has ruling that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by the Insurer for the disruption their ...