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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #1

Heron Law Firm January 1, 2025

Justice Little recently dismissed an application for judicial review of the Minister’s decision to cease the Applicant’s refugee status, concluding that the RPD reasonably analyzed the Applicant’s subjective intent with regard to re-availment.

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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #2

Heron Law Firm December 31, 2024

In a recent decision, Madam Justice Aylen rejected an Applicant’s interpretation of R 98.01(2) and 98.08(2) with respect to permanent residence applications under the Start-up Business Class Program.

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Heron Law Offices Case Law Countdown: #3

Heron Law Firm December 30, 2024

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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