Regina v Immigration Appeal Tribunal, Ex Parte Wanyoike: QBD 10 Mar 2000

A chairman of an Immigration Appeal Tribunal had refused to allow an appeal against an earlier order. He then discovered that certain information had not been made available to him. He re-opened his decision, but came to the same conclusion. The applicant sought to review that decision, on the grounds that an expectation had been created that he would be granted leave to appeal. His original decision had been a determination, and so was not open to such a review, or reconsideration.

Citations:

Times 10-Mar-2000, Gazette 09-Mar-2000

Immigration

Updated: 09 April 2022; Ref: scu.85316