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Ahmed v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)
Decided: 2026-09-28. Docket: IMM-3886-26. Citation: 2026 FC 1202 (CanLII). Procedure — Motions — Extension of time — Federal Courts Rules, Rule 8 — Whether discretion should be exercised to admit an Applicants’ Record tendered late — Hennelly and Larkman test applied, including merit — Applicants’ Record found abusive due to false authorities and misleading submissions — Discretion declined — Motion dismissed | Procedure — Motions — Filing deadlines — Practice Guidelines, para. 4b) — Whether delay was modest and fully explained by administrative error — Continuing intention and prejudice considered — Underlying record contained fictitious citations and inaccurate propositions — Court declines to extend time to serve and file Applicants’ Record — Extension refused | Professional responsibil
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