Minister of Immigration v Jooste - [2015] 2 NZLR 765

Immigration law — Appeal from deportation order — Whether humanitarian circumstances existed — Whether circumstances exceptional — Whether unjust or unduly harsh to deport — Whether resident status important — Whether separation from children was unusual in deportation cases — Whether “exceptionality” measured against correct pool of deportation cases — Whether contrary to public interest to suspend deportation liability — Whether likely to re-offend — “Exceptional circumstances” — Immigration Act 1987, ss 47 and 105.