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Administrative law

RE GAO-AN REYNALDO DANGLA

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against refusal of leave for judicial review in a non-refoulement claim, finding no error in the judge’s decision.

  • Judicial review leave
  • Non-refoulement claim
  • Torture claims
  • Internal relocation
  • State protection
  • Wednesbury unreasonableness
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Judicial review

RE: ELECHUKWU OKECHUKWU VICTOR

The Court of Appeal dismissed an applicant’s appeal against refusal of leave to seek judicial review of a non-refoulement decision, finding no error and no basis to extend time.

  • Leave to apply for judicial review
  • Extension of time
  • Procedural unfairness
  • Bias
  • Wednesbury unreasonableness
  • Risk on refoulement
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Administrative law

RE KRISTANTO DONI

上訴庭駁回尋求司法覆核許可遭拒的上訴,認為上訴人未能指出原審法官錯誤,亦未提出可資干預的法律、程序或不合理性問題。

  • Non-refoulement claim
  • Judicial review leave
  • Appeal
  • Wednesbury unreasonableness
  • Procedural fairness
  • Judicial-review-leave
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Administrative law

RE RENGNGAN JIRAPORN

Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against refusal of leave to seek judicial review in a non-refoulement claim, finding no arguable error or unfairness.

  • Leave to apply for judicial review
  • Non-refoulement claim
  • Appeal against refusal of leave
  • Procedural fairness
  • Wednesbury unreasonableness
  • Internal relocation
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Administrative law

Re Suratmini bt Sukinah Sunah

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against refusal of leave to seek judicial review in a non-refoulement claim, finding no error in the judge’s decision.

  • Judicial review
  • Leave to apply for judicial review
  • Non-refoulement claim
  • Refoulement risk assessment
  • Wednesbury unreasonableness
  • Judicial-review
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Immigration law

In re LUWAGGA ISMA

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against refusal of leave to seek judicial review in a non-refoulement claim, finding no error in the judge’s decision.

  • Non-refoulement claim
  • Leave to apply for judicial review
  • Appellate review
  • Wednesbury unreasonableness
  • Procedural fairness
  • Risk on return to uganda
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Immigration

RE NIAZ SHAH

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal in a non-refoulement claim, finding no question of public importance or prospect of success.

  • Non-refoulement protection
  • Leave to appeal
  • Prospects of success
  • Great general or public importance
  • Non-refoulement
  • Leave-to-appeal
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Immigration law

Re Rajwinder Singh

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal in Rajwinder Singh’s non-refoulement case, finding no public importance or prospect of success.

  • Non-refoulement protection
  • Leave to appeal
  • Court of final appeal
  • Prospects of success
  • Public importance test
  • Non-refoulement
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Immigration

Re Onwuegbuchu Patrickben Azubuike

The Court of Appeal dismissed an application for leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal in a non-refoulement matter, finding no public importance or prospects of success.

  • Non-refoulement protection
  • Leave to appeal
  • Judicial review
  • Country of origin information
  • Internal relocation
  • Prospects of success
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Administrative law

Rahman Md Moshiur v Torture Claims Appeal Board

Appeal dismissed. The Court held there was no viable ground to disturb the refusal of leave to seek judicial review of a non-refoulement decision.

  • Non-refoulement claim
  • Judicial review leave
  • Appeal against refusal of leave
  • New evidence on appeal
  • Procedural unfairness
  • Irrationality
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