Tribunal’s assessment of Pakistani national’s credibility was lawful

Asylum and immigration – judicial review – application for leave to seek judicial review - Pakistani national challenging the decision of the International Protection Appeals Tribunal refusing application for international protection – claims that he was beaten up by members of a rival political party – cousin was killed – applicable legal principles - substantial grounds - Tribunal erred in law in its assessment of his credibility – principles for assessing credibility - Tribunal was within jurisdiction in reaching its conclusion – court not satisfied that this complaint of the applicant amounts to substantial grounds - requirement of the Tribunal for some documentary evidence to demonstrate these events occurred or some evidence of an attempt to obtain such documentation is reasonable - tribunal were entitled to seek documentation to verify the occurrence of an event as serious as the murder of the applicant’s cousin – no documentation forthcoming - Tribunal did not accept, as it was entitled to do, the reason for the absence of the documentation - Tribunal is entitled to reach the view that that applicant’s accounts of the various incidents lack detail - failed to demonstrate substantial grounds – application for leave to seek judicial review refused -