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Szczecka v. Canada ( Minister of Employment and Immigration )

A-1270-92

Létourneau J.A.

15/9/93

5 pp.

Application for judicial review of interlocutory decision of Refugee Division which dismissed applicant's objection to entering information portfolio on Poland in evidence on ground not translated into Polish -- Unless special circumstances, no appeal or immediate judicial review of interlocutory judgment -- Also, no judicial review where other appropriate remedy available at end of proceedings-Appeal available to applicant from future decision made on merits of application for refugee status -- Refugee Division made no error or denial of justice in dismissing applicant's objection -- Documents contained in information portfolio at issue in one or other of official languages of Canada, in accordance with s. 14 of Official Languages Act -- No requirement for rule that, to avoid breach of rules of natural justice, any document entered in evidence at hearing, including information portfolios on country, must necessarily be translated into language of claimant -- Application dismissed.

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