🍁 In Simple Terms
Once a judge finds the certificate reasonable, the argument is over. It counts as conclusive proof that the person is inadmissible, and it becomes a removal order already in force, with no admissibility hearing and no further examination.
Affects: Immigration applicants (economic, family, humanitarian)
Legal Text: IRPA Section 80
80 A certificate that is determined to be reasonable is conclusive proof that the person named in it is inadmissible and is a removal order that is in force without it being necessary to hold or continue an examination or admissibility hearing.
Amendment History (2)
2001, c. 27, s. 80
2008, c. 3, s. 4
In Practice
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Official Source: Justice Canada: IRPA s. 80 (authoritative, may differ from this display)
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