Schiemann J said of adjudicators in immigration matters: ‘In my judgment adjudicators should indicate with some clarity in their decisions: (1) what evidence they accept; (2) what evidence they reject; (3) whether there is any evidence as to which they cannot make up their minds whether or not they accept it; (4) what, if any, evidence they regard as irrelevant.’
Judges:
Schiemann J
Citations:
[1992] Imm AR 367
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Cited by:
Cited – AA069062014 and Others AIT 30-Aug-2017
Several appellants, all from the same judge, complained of his handling of their cases.
Held: The complaints about the decisions were entirely well-founded: ‘Nobody reading them could detect how the judge reached the conclusion he did, acting . .
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Immigration
Updated: 09 May 2022; Ref: scu.595468