Ms. Kayleigh Frazer vs. Controller General of Immigration – SC SPL/L A NO:246/2022-2024

In the case between Ms. Kayleigh Frazer (Plaintiff) and the Controller General of Immigration and Emigration and the Attorney General (Respondents), the Supreme Court addressed the issue of whether a petitioner may file a second special leave to appeal application after an earlier application was dismissed. It was held that the petitioner could not re-litigate matters already determined, and that procedural defects, lack of certified documentation, absence of due diligence, and misleading representations disqualified the petitioner from obtaining relief. The principle of finality of orders under Article 128 of the Constitution was reaffirmed, emphasizing procedural propriety and judicial economy. This decision relied upon Articles 118(c), 127, and 128, highlighting the impermissibility of