Section 201 — Immigration Act 2009: Persons who may appeal to Tribunal on facts
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201 Persons who may appeal to Tribunal on facts (1) The following persons may appeal to the Tribunal on the facts against their liability for deportation: (a) residents whose liability for deportation arises under section 155 , 156(1)(b) , 158(1)(b) , 159 , or 160 : (b) permanent residents whose liability for deportation arises under section 155 , 156(1)(b) , 158(1)(b) , or 160 : (c) persons recognised as refugees or protected persons whose liability for deportation arises under section 162(1) , other than persons described in subsection (2)(b). (2) The following persons may not appeal to the Tribunal on the facts against their liability for deportation: (a) residents or permanent residents whose liability for deportation arises under section 156(1)(a) , 158(1)(a) , 158(2), or 161 : (b) persons whose liability for deportation arises under section 162(1) and who have been convicted of an offence where it is established that the person acquired recognition as a refugee or a protected person by fraud, forgery, false or misleading representation, or concealment of relevant information: (c) persons whose liability for deportation arises by way of a deportation order under section 163 .
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