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: Canadian Immigration Blawg...But Defeat Is An Orphan
By immlawyer
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I've obtained leave on a number of applications for judicial review (these applications were generally filed in October/November 2008).
Unfortunately, I've had to file an application for leave and judicial review with respect to the application to vacate (where I attended at the RPD offices in Montreal last year). The application to vacate was granted and my client's status as a refugee was nullified. I believe that the judgment is deficient in a number of areas, but judicial review is a difficult, time consuming and resource intensive task.
I will be before the Federal Court in March of this year on a couple of matters, including one that involves the exclusion of my client on the basis of Article 1Fa (war crimes) and the refusal of a sponsorship application because of the operation of s.117(9)(d).
Full post as published by Canadian Immigration Blawg on January 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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