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Canada Immigration Case law Canada, Li, IMMIGRATION — Refugee status — Requirements

· Updated October 3, 2016

Canada Immigration Case law  Canada, Li, IMMIGRATION — Refugee status — Requirements

Canada Immigration Case law  Canada, Li, IMMIGRATION — Refugee status — Requirements

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IMMIGRATION — Refugee status — Procedure — Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board denied applicant refugee status — RPD found applicant was not credible — RPD determined that actions of government in country of origin were enforcement of ordinary law of general application — Applicant sought judicial review — Application dismissed — It was unreasonable for RPD to form expectation that applicant would have arranged with his smuggler some sort of contingency plan in event of problems leaving China — RPD’s concerns arising from fact that only copies of arrest warrants were provided, even though originals were available were reasonable — It was reasonable for RPD to expect more information before accepting authenticity of applicant’s summons

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