Adverse credibility findings were lawful and legitimate

Judicial review – asylum and immigration – Albanian national challenging the decision of the Refugee Appeals Tribunal refusing him refugee status – claimed that death threats had been made to him due to his seeking to end a relationship with a woman – adverse credibility findings - contradictory evidence as to how the threats were made - inconsistencies about when he left Albania - challenged the adverse credibility findings - tribunal is better positioned than a court to make judgments of these kind - lawful and legitimate findings - alleged failure to consider country information - tribunal is not failing to consider the country material - tribunal is merely saying that having considered the country material he was found to be incredible - country material does not need to be “discussed” further - alleged uncertainty of the decision – judicial review refused.