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Djokovic 'Grateful' After Judge Overturns Move to Cancel Australian Visa
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January 10, 2022
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0:59Now PlayingNovak Djokovic may stay in Australia and vie for a record 21st Grand Slam victory after a court quashed the cancellation of his visa and ordered his immediate release from detention in a hotel.
Judge Anthony Kelly said the world mens’ tennis No. 1 didn’t have enough time to fully respond after officials notified him early on Thursday morning that he had insufficient proof to enter the country under current Covid rules. In the late Monday afternoon decision via a virtual hearing, he ordered the government to pay the star’s costs and release him.
The circumstances Djokovic encountered were “unreasonable,” the judge said. If the tennis player had had more time, “he could have consulted others and made submissions” to authorities “about why his visa should not be canceled,” he said.
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