Tariq, R (on the application of) v An Adjudicator
Judicial review is granted to the extent that the adjudicator erred in purporting to uphold a certificate in respect of the claimant's human rights appeal, as there was only one certificate and it did not cover the human rights claim. No further relief is necessary as the right of appeal remains extant.
- Parties
- Claimant: Durashawar Tariq; Defendant: An Adjudicator
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 10 November 2003
- Procedural Posture
- Judicial Review / Judgment After Permission Granted on Limited Ground
- Outcome
- Judicial review granted in part; application for additional grounds refused; inquiry into wasted costs ordered.
- Legal Topics
- Judicial Review, Asylum, Human Rights Appeal, Certification of Claims, Costs
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Parties
Durashawar Tariq
Claimant
An Adjudicator
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Judicial Review / Judgment After Permission Granted on Limited Ground
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the adjudicator erred in upholding a certificate in respect of the claimant's human rights appeal
- 2 Whether additional grounds could be argued out of time
- 3 Whether there was an abuse of process justifying wasted costs
Ratio Decidendi
Judicial review is granted to the extent that the adjudicator erred in purporting to uphold a certificate in respect of the claimant's human rights appeal, as there was only one certificate and it did not cover the human rights claim. No further relief is necessary as the right of appeal remains extant.
Court Disposition
Judicial review granted in part; application for additional grounds refused; inquiry into wasted costs ordered.
Orders
- Declaration clarifying the adjudicator's determination regarding certification and the extant right of appeal.
- Claimant's legal representatives to show cause within 14 days why there should not be a wasted costs order.
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