There is, therefore, no element of
curial deference owed to that decision by either the chambers judge or by this Court.
Appointment term limits not only discourages those who wish to make a career of administrative justice service but also deprives tribunals of the very benefits of experience and understanding that justify
curial deference.
Applicable standard of review requires
curial deference, absent a finding of fact or law that is patently unreasonable: precludes curial re-weighing of evidence, or rejecting the inferences drawn by the fact - finder from that evidence, or substituting the reviewing court's preferred inferences for those drawn by the fact - finder.
The applicable standard of review requires
curial deference, absent a finding of fact or law that is patently unreasonable.
[xxvi] Whatever «
curial deference» [xxvii] Irish courts are inclined to grant when hearing appeals from decisions of statutory bodies does not extend to questions of law.