In re Kahye: CA 26 Feb 2003

The appellant renewed his application for leave to appeal against a refusal of asylum.
Held: Refused. The seven hundred pages of paper submitted on behalf of the applicant were nothing more than a rehearsal of the case which had been presented to the tribunal, and was an invitation to re-assess the facts. Professional advisers should know that leave would only be granted where a point of law was at issue. Abuse of such applications could frustrate the proper administration of immigration laws.

Judges:

Woolf, LCJ, Scott Baker LJ

Citations:

Times 11-Mar-2003

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Immigration

Updated: 08 May 2022; Ref: scu.180120