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The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of an IRCC refusal under the Home Child Care Provider Class, finding the officer reasonably concluded the job offer was not genuine.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Dr. Watt’s motion for leave as frivolous, vexatious and an abuse of process, and barred further motions without leave.
The Federal Court struck CILA’s judicial review application, holding it did not disclose a reviewable matter under s. 18.1 and that public interest standing was unavailable.
Federal Court dismissed judicial review of an immigration refusal, holding the officer reasonably assessed credibility, truthfulness concerns, and the applicant’s response.
Contrôle judiciaire accueilli en matière de CELI : la Cour fédérale conclut que l’ARC n’a pas répondu de façon suffisante à l’argument du demandeur sur l’erreur raisonnable.
The Appeal Division's dismissal of the applicant's appeal was reasonable because the General Division properly found misconduct under s.30 of the Employment Insurance Act: the applicant knew or ought to have known IKEA's customer conduct expectations, had been warned, and willfully contravened the policy by directing a customer to 'shut up'; the factual findings were not perverse or capricious and the applicant's health and harassment claims did not render the decision unreasonable.
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The Federal Court granted leave and judicial review of two immigration refusals, set them aside, remitted the matter to a different decision-maker, and refused directions and costs.
The Federal Court dismissed Mohit Gupta’s Rule 397 motion for reconsideration, holding the request improperly sought to reargue a prior judicial review decision.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of an RPD decision finding a refugee claim manifestly unfounded, holding the credibility-based decision was reasonable.
The Federal Court dismissed a judicial review of an EI debt write-off refusal, holding the Commission reasonably found the regulatory conditions precedent were not met.
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