Judicial review granted; visa officer's misrepresentation finding based on inadequate reasoning.
The applicant sought judicial review of a visa officer's decision refusing her open work permit application and finding her inadmissible for misrepresentation.
The officer cited concerns about the validity of the applicant's marriage and her failure to disclose past visa refusals.
The Federal Court found no breach of procedural fairness but held the decision was unreasonable.
The officer improperly relied on speculative concerns about the marriage and the conclusion appeared to be a boilerplate adoption of the interviewing officer's recommendation without a genuine review of the evidence.