CNV17 v Minister for Home Affairs

[2020] FCAFC 59

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Catchwords

1. Migration
1. consideration of the process of reasoning of the IAA
1. consideration of whether the IAA acted upon “unreliable information”
1. consideration of whether the IAA reached a decision affected by legal unreasonableness

Quick Take

The companion decision BJI17 v Minister for Home Affairs [2020] FCAFC 58 contains substantive reasoning on legal unreasonableness and reliance on contradictory country information by the IAA.

Case Details

Citation[2020] FCAFC 59

CourtFCAFC

JurisdictionCommonwealth

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Relies on6

2020BJI17 v Minister for Home AffairsFCAFC 58
2018Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v SZVFWHCA 30
2018CRI026 v The Republic of NauruHCA 19
2014Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v SinghFCAFC 1
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