Domingo Daniel L v. Commissioner of Registration and Another
Read the full judgment text of CACV 261/2011 on BabelCite. This Court of Appeal judgment was delivered on 19 July 2012.
1. This appeal from Lam J’s judgment dated 3 November 2011 raises the question of whether section 2(4)(a)(vi) of the Immigration Ordinance (Cap 115) is inconsistent with article 24(2)(4) of the Basic Law and is therefore unconstitutional. That question has already been decided in the negative by this court in CACV 204/2011: Vallejos v Commissioner of Registration [2012] 2 HKC 185. The parties are agreed that subject to the question of further appeal, that decision of this court effectively dispo
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CACV 261/2011 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION COURT OF APPEAL CIVIL APPEAL NO 261 OF 2011 (ON APPEAL FROM HCAL 128/2010) ____________ BETWEEN
____________ Before: Hon Cheung CJHC, Tang VP and Stock VP in Court Date of Hearing: 19 July 2012 Date of Judgment: 19 July 2012 _______________ J U D G M E N T _______________ Hon Cheung CJHC (giving the judgment of the court): 1.This appeal from Lam J’s judgment dated 3 November 2011 raises the question of whether section 2(4)(a)(vi) of the Immigration Ordinance (Cap 115) is inconsistent with article 24(2)(4) of the Basic Law and is therefore unconstitutional. That question has already been decided in the negative by this court in CACV 204/2011: Vallejos v Commissioner of Registration [2012] 2 HKC 185. The parties are agreed that subject to the question of further appeal, that decision of this court effectively disposes of the present appeal. 2.We agree. Accordingly, with the consent of the parties, we allow this appeal in terms of the consent summons dated 17 July 2012. 3.This court has already given leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal in CACV 204/2011 on the “great, general or public importance” ground in relation to the issue described at the beginning of this judgment. We agree with the parties that leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal on the same question should also be given in the present case. We so order. 4.We further order that the costs of the application for leave to appeal shall be in the cause of the intended appeal, and that there be legal aid taxation of the applicant’s own costs.
Attendance of the applicant (respondent), represented by Barnes & Daly, was excused Attendance of the 1st respondent (appellant), represented by the Department of Justice, was excused Attendance of the 2nd respondent, unrepresented, was excused Please refer to FACV20/2012 for the relevant appeal(s) to the Court of Final Appeal. |
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