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Anvari v. Canada Employment and Immigration Commission (3140 words) |
 | Anvaris family was able to send him to Germany when he was a youth in order to attempt to rectify the results of the polio; in addition, he was hospitalized in Iran to fuse his (presumably right) ankle and knee. |
| Anvaris arrival in Canada in 1981 was based upon his desire to receive medical treatment; however, the fact that his brother was a resident of Ottawa at a time when the political situation in Iran was unstable may also have been a reason for his desire to come to Canada. |
| Anvari received the letter dated 19 September, 1984 again from G. Benard, which officially and finally informed him that he was" inadmissible to Canada" as a landed immigrant and that his visitors status having expired on 28 April, 1984 he should prepare to leave Canada. |
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