Humphreys (Cayman) Ltd v Att Gen

JurisdictionCayman Islands
JudgeSmellie, J.
Judgment Date12 January 1995
CourtGrand Court (Cayman Islands)
Date12 January 1995
(Grand Ct.

Smellie, J.

Humphreys (Cayman) Ltd. and Kienast
and
Att. Gen. and Immigration Board

IMMIGRATION AND STATUS

JUDICIAL REVIEW-Immigration Board and Governor

The Immigration Board, as a body exercising statutory authority to determine questions affecting the right of individuals, is bound to observe the principles of natural justice when exercising that authority. If the Governor in Council exercises statutory appellate jurisdiction on appeal from the Board, prerogative relief will lie against him, though it will not do so when he exercises original decision-making powers conferred by statute (In re Fedele, 1988–89 CILR 155, distinguished; In re Roper, 1980–83 CILR 181, followed).

To continue reading

Request your trial

VLEX uses login cookies to provide you with a better browsing experience. If you click on 'Accept' or continue browsing this site we consider that you accept our cookie policy. ACCEPT