Federal Court of Australia
NOT FOR GENERAL DISTRIBUTION
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA
NEW SOUTH WALES DISTRICT REGISTRY
GENERAL DIVISION
BETWEEN :
AND:
CORAM: WILCOX J PLACE: SYDNEY DATE: 28 JULY 1987
No. NSW G.254 of 1987
PERITANNAN MURUGASU
Applicant
MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION AND ETHNIC AFFAIRS
Respondent
MINUTES OF ORDER
THE COURT ORDERS THAT:
1. The application for review be dismissed.
2. The applicant pay to the respondent his costs of the application.
Note: Settlement and entry of orders is dealt with in Order
36 of the Federal Court Rules.
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NOT FOR GENERAL DISTRIBUTION
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA
NEW SOUTH WALES DISTRICT REGISTRY No. NSW G.254 of 1987
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GENERAL DIVISION
BETWEEN: PERIANNAN MURUGASU
Applicant
AND: MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION AND ETHNIC AFFAIRS
Respondent
CORAM: WILCOX J PLACE: " SYDNEY DATE: 28 JULY 1987
EXTEMPORE REASONS "FOR JUDGMENT
This is an application for review of various decisions made on behalf of the respondent Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs in relation to Mr Murugasu
Periannan, a Sri Lankan national of Tamil extraction.
There are two decisions under attack. The first of them is the decision which was made by Mr B W Sant, a senior immigration inspector of the entry section of the Department
of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs at Sydney, when he refused
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to issue to the applicant an entry permit on 28 April 1987.
It appears that the applicant arrived on a flight from Singapore on that morning, holding a ticket to proceed from Sydney to Nadi, Fiji. The ticket was written by Continental Airlines. However, Continental Airlines indicated to immigration officers that it was not prepared to take the applicant to Fiji because the Fijian authorities had indicated that he would not be allowed entry. Mr Sant interviewed the applicant who stated that he was a seaman. He produced a Sri Lankan seaman's record book and a certificate of discharge which showed that he had been a seaman up until 9 June 1983. Mr Periannan informed Mr Sant that he was to sign on to a ship known as the "Lucky Star" at Nadi, and he produced a letter from a company called McLarens Shipping Limited which
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