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AI summary
The Constitutional Court considered whether the Refugees Act gives a clear right to submit a subsequent asylum application after a first application has been finally rejected. It upheld the appeal, set aside the Supreme Court of Appeal order, and replaced it with an order dismissing the appeal.
It may be relevant to asylum seeker applications and subsequent applications under the Refugees Act.
Evidence from source
This Court is called upon to determine whether there is a clear right in the Act to submit a subsequent asylum application following the refusal of the first application.
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The appeal is upheld. 3. The order of the Supreme Court of Appeal is set aside and replaced with the following: “ The appeal is dismissed.”
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asylum seeker applications — subsequent applications — non refoulement Interpretation — sur place refugee — clear right — no clear right to submit a subsequent asylum application
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