What is Litigation?

In Canada, the Constitution and the law make sure that the entire immigration process and every Canadian Immigration and Citizenship officer obeys the applicable legislation and legal principal;

If during the immigration process a wrongful decision is made or a principal is not respected, the law gives you the right to claim and contest this decision.

In Canada no one is above the law. If Citizenship and Immigration Canada have made a mistake or act improperly, a Judge will act in your favor. The judge can rule a variety of court orders to enforce a right, award damages, impose temporary or permanent injunction to make sure the Canadian administration or officer compel to the law.

Litigation does not always involve pleading in front of the Court. Citizenship and Immigration Canada is often ready to make a settlement with the plaintiff since they do not want to have a judgment against them that could open the door to many more action.