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The court refused to extend time to appeal against dismissal of leave for judicial review, finding no satisfactory explanation for delay and no realistic prospect of success.
The Court refused an extension of time to appeal against refusal of judicial review leave, holding the delay was one day, service was deemed, and the appeal had no realistic prospect.
The court refused a four-day-late extension of time to appeal, finding no valid reason for the delay and no realistic prospect of success.
Permission was refused because the application did not identify any decision to be judicially reviewed, the materials were chaotic and failed to disclose arguable public law grounds, and the proposed claim had no real prospect of success and thus constituted an abuse of the judicial review procedure.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against refusal of leave for judicial review, holding that the challenged decision did not yet exist when leave was sought.
The Court of First Instance dismissed a leave application for judicial review challenging a university’s refusal of late withdrawal or a make-up exam after the applicant sat the exam and later raised illness concerns.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application for extension of time to appeal against refusal of leave for judicial review in a non-refoulement claim.
Leave to seek judicial review was refused after the court found no arguable error of law, procedural unfairness, or irrationality in the Board’s non-refoulement decision.
The court refused an out-of-time appeal extension after an 11-month delay, finding no explanation for the delay and no realistic prospect of success in the intended appeal.
The High Court refused to allow withdrawal and dismissed a late leave application for judicial review, finding no extension of time and that the claim had become otiose.
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