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Leave for judicial review was refused in a non-refoulement claim. The court found no error of law, unfairness, or irrationality in the Board’s decision.
Leave to apply for judicial review was dismissed. The court held the challenge to the TCAB decision was not reasonably arguable and disclosed no error of law, unfairness, or irrationality.
The Court of First Instance dismissed leave for judicial review in a non-refoulement case, finding no reasonably arguable error in the TCAB decision.
Leave to apply for judicial review was dismissed in a non-refoulement case, with the court finding no arguable error of law, unfairness, or irrationality.
The High Court refused leave for judicial review in a non-refoulement case, holding that the applicant had not shown an arguable challenge to the TCAB decision.
The Court of First Instance dismissed leave for judicial review in a non-refoulement case, finding the applicant’s grounds vague and unarguable and the TCAB’s decision lawful.
The Court of Appeal refused an extension of time to appeal in a non-refoulement case, finding an over-five-month delay unjustified and the proposed grounds unarguable.
The Court of First Instance dismissed leave for judicial review in a non-refoulement case, holding the grounds were vague and disclosed no arguable error in the TCAB decision.
Leave for judicial review was dismissed in a non-refoulement case after the court found no reasonably arguable error, unfairness, or irrationality in the TCAB decision.
High Court leave application in a non-refoulement judicial review was dismissed after the court found no reasonably arguable case or reviewable error in the TCAB decision.
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