Kioa, Jason v Minister for Immigration & Ethnic Affairs

[1984] FCA 151

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respondent nsdt under the Xicration Act 1958 ( t h e Act).

(i) The? Minister andlor drleyate f a i l e d

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requirements of the prc-s;-sions of che i

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non-com9liance	w l c n tks Covenant arm t h e
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(V) m e Mmister andfor bis dtlel-ate hac

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f a i l e d t o cbserve t ke pr inc i7 l e s cf

n a c u r a l j u s t i c e in d 5 n q thE ckc i s ioz

t o d e c o r t ;

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riqht. I a m u n a l e t o say that Eke apgezi w i l l not

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of the c X 1 1 to remain in A u s t r a l i a .-SI?. 12 par t i cu la r , .

the t f f e c t u?@n >.er b-terests if che Eozher ar.a fatker

are caken frpm LL, or indeed, tce effect m tint ch i ld ' S

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inrzrescs if, as ,a ? r a c t i c z l ' n a c t e r , it 1 s forced t o

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acccm9an7 t3en t o Tonca. llone of chese macters a re

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s p e c l r x a i l y dealt wi;h i n t h e reas011~ cf -,he deleqsto.

From th2 C E T ~ C of Che reasons of the &lega te or?e would

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is sufficient to render relsvanrs k . 5 ~ thrust of the

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prowistons of the Tfiernzcionzl Covenant and the

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Declaration of Ri~hcs. To ELI mina 1~kZ.z 1 s arquable. X

it is it adds weishc and pinc, to tLmsz Ratters which,

apart zltcqether from the provisions sf cke Eumm Rlrhts

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I	Having rsgard to the foreqoinq it fs my view that a staz	t
of the deportation order should be qranted.

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I order that costs be rcservec?.