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Section 203 — Immigration Act 2009: Process when entitlement to appeal on facts and humanitarian grounds

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203 Process when entitlement to appeal on facts and humanitarian grounds (1) A person who is entitled to and wishes to appeal both on the facts and on humanitarian grounds must lodge both appeals together within the relevant time limits. (2) Where practicable, the Tribunal must consider both appeals together, but— (a) must first consider the appeal on the facts; and (b) may dispense with its consideration of the humanitarian appeal if the appellant’s appeal on the facts is successful. (3) This section is subject to s ections 194(6) and 195(7) .

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