29 Feb 2012
RE MITCHEL DWAYNE GROTCH
- Citation
- RE MITCHEL DWAYNE GROTCH
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCZZ9/2012
The master lawfully exercised the discretionary power to refuse waiver of court fees under the High Court Fees Rules and High Court Ordinance, a judge cannot override that administrative decision; on the merits the applicant failed to establish any arguable basis for judicial review (no plausible torture claim, no detention, and no demonstrated unlawfulness or irrationality in the Director's requirement to comply with GEP before employment), therefore leave to apply for judicial review was refused.