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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #3

Justice Régimbald recently found that an Officer erred by failing to consider the Applicant’s claim of prejudice because of undue delay by making no mention in the reasons if the Applicant’s evidence on this point had been considered.

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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #4

In this decision involving six judicial review applications, Justice Southcott found that there was no breach of procedural fairness arising from the PFLs issued to the Applicants, nor in relation to their reconsideration requests.

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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #5

In a decision involving permanent residence under the Convention Refugee Abroad Class (GAR), Madam Justice Blackhawk found that the Officer unreasonably dismissed the Applicant’s evidence regarding his registration status in Kenya.

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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #6

In a recent decision, Madam Justice Strickland found that the
Officer unreasonably imported a new eligibility requirement for C-41 work permits by finding that the Principal Applicant had only provided documents showing that her spouse’s company exists on paper but no proof that the company is doing business.

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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #7

Madam Justice Azmudeh recently found that the RAD overly fixated on scrutinizing individual pieces of evidence without considering the evidence as a whole in relation to a refugee claimant from Ethiopia of Amhara ethnicity.

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