Federal Court. In Makasa and Brown, FCAFC held that if certain facts satisfy the pre-conditions for visa cancellation under s 501(2) and the Minister decides to exercise the discretion under that provision to cancel a visa, but the Tribunal sets aside that decision, the Minister could not cancel the visa again under that same provision based on the same facts that satisfied those pre-conditions. Is the case here distinguishable on the basis that there was no AAT decision involved?
The Federal Court (FCA) answered that question as follow:
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