DIBP defective in notification of decisions says Federal Circuit Court
Update: 14/11/2013 - Christopher Levingston informs me this decision has been appealed!
The Federal Circuit Court's Judge Cameron handed down a judgement on the 24 Sept 2013 which will be of great interest to migration agents. The case can be viewed on Austlii "Kim v Minister for Immigration & Anor [2013] FCCA 1433". Interestingly this case is about the finding that there was a defective notification of a migration decision against the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection and his Department.
The Federal Circuit Court found in favour of the applicant. It found that where an applicant provides two addresses for notification in their visa application, any communication from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (“DIBP”) must be sent to both addresses and not just one.
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