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Immigration – Asylum seeker. The claimant sought judicial review of the defendant Secretary of State's refusal to accept her further representations as fresh claims and not to treat her case on an exceptional basis. The Administrative Court, in dismissing the claim, held that the Secretary of State had been fully entitled to determine that there had been no fresh evidence which had disclosed a real possibility that the findings of the immigration judge might be undermined before a new immigration judge. Further, there had been no public law error refusing to grant the claimant exceptional leave.
Immigration – Asylum seeker. The claimant sought judicial review of the defendant Secretary of State's refusal to accept her further representations as fresh claims and not to treat her case on an exceptional basis. The Administrative Court, in dismissing the claim, held that the Secretary of State had been fully entitled to determine that there had been no fresh evidence which had disclosed a real possibility that the findings of the immigration judge might be undermined before a new immigration judge. Further, there had been no public law error refusing to grant the claimant exceptional leave.
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