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The Court of First Instance dismissed an application for leave to seek judicial review of a non-refoulement appeal decision, finding no arguable public law error.
Leave for judicial review was refused in a non-refoulement case. The court found no reasonably arguable legal error, irrationality, or procedural unfairness.
Leave to apply for judicial review was dismissed in a non-refoulement case. The court found no arguable legal error, irrationality, or procedural unfairness.
The court dismissed the 1st applicant’s leave application, but extended time and granted leave to the 2nd applicant, a minor, to seek judicial review of a non-refoulement decision.
The Court ordered partial security of US$600,000 and adjourned the setting-aside application, rejecting immediate enforcement but not accepting WI’s fraud case on brief review.
Leave for judicial review was refused because the applicant identified no arguable legal error in the Board’s dismissal of his non-refoulement claim.
The court granted leave to amend a security-for-costs summons but dismissed it, holding no security should be ordered in this arbitration-related challenge.
Leave for judicial review was dismissed in a non-refoulement claim. The court held any issue with reliance on the Malaysia stay was not material to the inevitable outcome.
Leave to apply for judicial review was dismissed because the applicant’s grounds were vague, no legal error or procedural unfairness was shown, and internal relocation in Indonesia was available.
The Court ordered the return of two children to the Czech Republic under the Hague Convention, rejected the mother’s immunity claims, and awarded costs against her.
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