KHO:1997:87
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Supreme Administrative Court dismissed appeal against deportation order due to lack of procedural grounds for review.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against the deportation order issued by the Immigration Board. The applicant argued that the decision violated their right to a fair hearing and due process. The court held that the appeal lacked admissible grounds because the lower decision was based on established facts and did not require a new factual assessment.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedImmigration Act 1954; Aliens Act 1954: An appeal against a deportation decision is inadmissible if the decision is based on established facts and the applicant fails to demonstrate a specific legal error or new evidence requiring a new factual assessment.
Keywords
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deportation appeal
procedural admissibility
established facts
fair hearing rights
Supreme Administrative Court
Immigration Act 1954
Aliens Act 1954
Cited Legislation
AI generatedImmigration Act 1954
Aliens Act 1954
Full text
Äänestys 8-1.