Australian court starts first hearing in Ireland

Legal history was made today when an Australian court sat for the first time in the Republic of Ireland to hear how a train driver was paralysed during a holiday swimming accident.

Australian court starts first hearing in Ireland

Legal history was made today when an Australian court sat for the first time in the Republic of Ireland to hear how a train driver was paralysed during a holiday swimming accident.

The hearing of the New South Wales Supreme Court, including solicitors, barristers and court officials, is being held in Dublin with the special permission of the High Court.

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