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Agius v Court of Magistrates, Malta |
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Whether there was clear and cogent evidence to rebut the presumption that a Category 1 country would honour its human rights obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights. All authorities which required a human rights inquiry under s21 only in wholly exceptional circumstances were not to be followed. The correct approach was that given in Targosinski v Poland. |
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| Court: |
Administrative Court |
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| Reference: |
CO/9812/2010 |
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| Neutral Citation: |
[2011] EWHC 759 (Admin) |
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| Judge(s): |
Sullivan LJ, Maddison J |
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| Date: |
15 March 2011 |