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High Court refuses to extend time to challenge a decision of the International Protection Appeals Tribunal refusing Georgian family international protection, on the grounds that: there were no good and sufficient reasons to extend time; and, as the challenge to the validity of the deportation orders is entirely dependent on the tribunal challenge, that must also be dismissed.
Asylum and immigration – judicial review - husband and wife and their two children challenging decision refusing them international protection - refused international protection – review of the decision refusing them leave to remain upheld original decision – legal advice received from non-lawyers – deportation order issued – judicial review issued – challenging deportation order and international protection decisions – extension of time – delay in challenging tribunal decision - whether there were good and sufficient reasons – no good and sufficient reason – challenge to the deportation order dependent on the tribunal challenge – judicial review refused
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