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AI summary
The High Court granted leave to appeal against a judgment dismissing a review application about the respondents’ refusal to renew the applicant’s registration for the 2026 academic year. The court said there were reasonable prospects of success and compelling reasons for the appeal to be heard. It also noted issues about the absence of a record, the psychologist’s letter, and the interpretation of the WRC Policy Booklet.
This appears to concern university registration decisions, administrative review, and record-keeping issues in student matters.
Evidence from source
The applicant brings an application for leave to appeal against the judgment and the order dismissing the applicant’s review application concerning the respondents’ refusal to renew her registration for the 2026 academic year.
Supports: Plain summary sentence 1
I conclude that the application for leave to appeal should be granted.
Supports: Plain summary sentence 2
The absence of minutes, a recording, or a contemporaneous record gives rise to an arguable question as to whether the respondents sufficiently justified the lawfulness, rationality and procedural fairness of its decision.
Supports: Plain summary sentence 3