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Celik v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)
Decided: 2026-10-05. Docket: IMM-13572-26. Citation: 2026 CanLII 104524 (FC). Citizenship and immigration — Removal — Stay of removal — Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRAA) — Whether irreparable harm established if removal proceeds — Urgent motion pending application for leave and judicial review challenging denial by Senior Immigration Officer — Irreparable harm not established — Motion for a stay of removal denied | Citizenship and immigration — Removal — Stay of removal — Balance of convenience — Whether balance of convenience lies in Applicant’s favour — Removal scheduled to be enforced within hours pending judicial review of PRAA refusal — Balance of convenience not established — Tripartite test applied in immigration context — Motion for a stay of removal denied | Administrative law —
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