CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION
Status in Canada
Persons with Temporary Status
Judicial review of exclusion order—Applicant in Canada on study permit but it expired without renewal applied for so temporary resident status under Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), s. 47 lost, could not benefit from implied status granted by s. 183(6) of Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations—Applied for renewal one day out of time—Exclusion ordered before renewal application considered—Under Regulations, s. 182 restoration of expired permit may be applied for, “shall” be granted unless permit condition breached, of which no evidence herein—Issue whether natural justice, s. 182 breached—Exclusion order justified under IRPA, ss. 20(1)(a), 41(1)(a)—But inapplicable as could not be said temporary resident who applied for restauration in timely manner had breached IRPA—Exclusion order set aside, Minister directed to rule on renewal application—Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, S.C. 2001, c. 27, ss. 20(1)(a), 41(1)(a), 47—Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, SOR/2002-227, ss. 182, 183(6).
Yu v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) (IMM-3433-04, 2005 FC 1213, Simpson J., order dated 7/9/05, 3 pp.)