13 Jul 2006
QIONG AND ORS V MINISTER OF IMMIGRATION AND ANOR HC AK CIV 2005-404-5202
- Citation
- openlaw-41aca343_1227_472b_ad35_59b95bf17356.pdf
- Court
- High Court
The court will permit cross-examination in a judicial review only where necessary to resolve central factual disputes; here cross-examination was allowed but strictly limited to (a) what transpired and was said at the meeting when removal was advised and whether the applicant understood that advice, and (b) the Immigration Service's practice in giving advice of a final removal decision after a humanitarian interview, including whether advice is given in writing or to lawyers, as these issues are material to the applicant's claim of legitimate expectation.