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High Court refuses application for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal judgement that deportation was unlawful, on the grounds that no point of law of exceptional public importance was established.
Asylum and immigration – judicial review – application for leave to appeal – principles governing applications for leave to appeal – proposed point of law of exceptional public importance – no point of law of exceptional public importance – uncertainty principle - application for a reference to the CJEU – whether or not final appeal – application for a reference refused – application for leave to appeal refused.
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