Judge Rules In Favor , of Djokovic's Appeal, of Visa Cancelation.<br />'The Independent' reports that top-ranked <br />tennis star Novak Djokovic has won his appeal <br />after being denied an Australian visa.<br />'The Independent' reports that top-ranked <br />tennis star Novak Djokovic has won his appeal <br />after being denied an Australian visa.<br />Since January 6, Djokovic has been detained <br />at a Melbourne immigration facility. .<br />His visa was canceled following scrutiny <br />of a medical exemption he had secured prior <br />to traveling to the Australian Open. .<br />Djokovic's legal team confirmed <br />that the tennis star had tested positive for <br />and recovered from covid last month.<br />Following a long hearing on January 10, <br />Judge Anthony Kelly reversed <br />the cancelation of Djokovic's visa. .<br />The judge also ordered the Australian <br />government to pay the tennis player's legal costs <br />and release him from detention within a half hour. .<br />Judge Kelly then asked the court, , “What more could this man have done?”.<br />Here, a professor and an eminently qualified <br />physician have produced and provided <br />to the applicant a medical exemption, Judge Anthony Kelly, via 'The Indepedent'.<br />Further to that, that medical exemption <br />and the basis on which it was given was <br />separately given by a further independent <br />expert specialist panel established by the <br />Victorian state government and that<br />document was in the hands of the delegate, Judge Anthony Kelly, via 'The Indepedent'.<br />Further to that, that medical exemption <br />and the basis on which it was given was <br />separately given by a further independent <br />expert specialist panel established by the <br />Victorian state government and that<br />document was in the hands of the delegate, Judge Anthony Kelly, via 'The Indepedent'.<br />According to 'The Independent,' Minister for Immigration Alex Hawke is considering whether to enact a “personal power of cancellation” of Djokovic’s visa.<br />That decision would bar Djokovic <br />from entering Australia for three years.
