R v Immigration Appeal Tribunal, ex parte Shen
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 2000 |
| Date | 2000 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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14 cases
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R MONDI ZEQAJ v IMMIGRATION APPEAL TRIBUNAL [QBD, 27/07/2004]
...the court should consider it on the basis that it was "obvious" in the sense described by Dyson J (as he then was) in R v Immigration Appeal Tribunal ex parte Shen [2000] INLR 389 at page 396, paragraph 29: "But the word 'obvious', used by the Court of Appeal in R v Secretary of State for t......
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A (Iraq) and The Secretary of State for the Home Department
...the Tribunal had a strong prospect of success if leave to appeal were to be granted." (p 945G-946D, emphasis added) 22 In R v Immigration Appeal Tribunal ex p Shen [2001] INLR 389, Dyson J applied the Robinson principle, on an application for judicial review of the refusal of leave to appea......
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Application For Leave To Appeal Under Section 13(4) Of The Tribunals, Courts And Enforcement Act 2007 Of Thomas Wambua Against Secretary Of State For The Home Department
...not included in the appeal before the Tribunal is not of itself a basis on which to refuse permission: R v Immigration Appeal Tribunal [2000] INLR 389; Bulale v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2009] QC 536.” I have considered the two decisions referred to in the application. Bot......
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In The Peition Shakuntala Gupta For Judicial Review
...for the Home Department ex parte Robinson [1998] QB 929 at 945–946 per Lord Woolf MR; R v Immigration Appeal Tribunal ex parte Shen [2000] INLR 389 at §§ 27―30]. When Mr Caskie got the papers, the point “leapt off the page” at him. The point is an important one of principle, he says, applic......
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