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High Court refuses application for bail brought by Pakistani national who is to be deported and who was refused an injunction restraining her deportation, on the grounds that bail in the context of a person arrested for deportation is only appropriate if an injunction is or would be appropriate.
Asylum and immigration – judicial review – application for bail - collapsed in custody – bail application – bail in the context of a person arrested for deportation is only appropriate if an injunction is or would be appropriate - makes no sense whatsoever to say that an applicant who does not meet the test for an interlocutory injunction should nonetheless be released on bail pending the determination of his or her challenge to adverse immigration decisions - Bail in the context of a person arrested for deportation is only appropriate if an injunction is or would be appropriate – bail refused.
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