15 May 2008
HU V MINISTER OF IMMIGRATION HC WN CIV 2007-485-1832
- Citation
- openlaw-688d6081_80ad_433f_8142_35f71ae21137.pdf
- Court
- High Court
The Tribunal did not err in law or act unreasonably: it was reasonable not to require assurances from Chinese authorities, it reasonably relied on competent expert opinion after extensive inquiries, it applied the correct 'real risk' approach consistent with Zaoui and the balance of probabilities as the evidential standard, and it lawfully weighed humanitarian factors under s105; accordingly the appeal and judicial review are dismissed.