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Types of Law
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Introduction to Law - Types of Law Assignment 2 - Case Law 1. The citation of this case is Re Abdul Manan (1971) 2AII ER 1016 2. The case was heard in the Court of Appeal (civil division) 3. The divisional court, High court, Crown court, County court and the Magistrates court have to follow the decision. 4. Mr Abdul Manan left Pakistan in 1948 to become a seaman on board ship. The Pakistan authorities gave him a passport in 1970. He said he left in January 1971 for a pilgrimage in Mecca. He told a number of lies, such as that he had been here for ten years. Facts were ascertained. Immigration authorities refused him admission. He applied to the divisional courts for a writ of habeas corpus saying that he is entitled to be here. He says the immigration officers have no power to refuse him admission because he is a commonwealth citizen....
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