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High Court refuses application to for leave to appeal decision rejecting challenge to decision refusing permission to remain, and the consequent deportation orders, on the grounds that the proposed questions had already been decided, did not arise from the facts and were not made to the decision maker.
Asylum and immigration – judicial review – application for leave to appeal – challenge to decision refusing permission to remain and consequent deportation orders refused - lack of narrative discussion of an issue does not amount to failure to consider that issue and that where a decision-maker states that something has been considered – question did not arise from the facts – taken out of context - Minister did not misapply the law – question fact specific – point never made to decision maker – leave to appeal refused.
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