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by Obie » Mon Jan 05, 2015 1:05 am
Well they could argue that the terms of their agreement is to reconsider. Reconsideration does not necessarily amount to a grant .
That even if a person succeeds in a Judicial Review as opposed to a Statutory appeal, there is not a guarantee they will get a visa . The judge will simply quash a decision and remit it to a decision maker to consider in accordance with their judgement .
It is only in few exceptional cases that mandatory orders are made.
If the Secretary of State make a lawful decision, and provided of course it is not Wednesbury unreasonable , then a person will not succeed in a Judicial review, as JR is not about the merit of a case but it's lawfulness.
Matters of merits are usually ventilated at the appeals stage at the Tribunal.
Unfortunately Vinny, that is how the British system works.
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