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Thank you to Nadroga Sangam School for visiting our Grace Farm for another successful farm tour!!💚🥬🥒

We are always so grateful and humbled to have so many of our younger generation be inspired to create a healthy, beautiful environment!! 😁

⭐️⭐️ GR VACANCY PAGE ONLINE NOW ⭐️⭐️
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⭐️NOW OPEN at True Mart & Grace Garden NADI BACK ROAD⭐️
Don't miss out on the GRAND OPENING and enjoy delicious, hearty food while shopping for various collection of quality goods! 👏🧡😁

See you TOMORROW for the GRAND OPENING of True Mart & Grace Garden Nadi Back Road 👏😁🧡

⭐️Opening tomorrow Saturday (March 23rd) at noon⭐️
Bring all your friends and family to the grand opening and see the BEAUTIFUL supermarket & restaurant!

Appeals Court sets aside judgment in Grace Road case

The Court of Appeal has ruled that the High Court in Lautoka erred in striking out the application of Habeas Corpus for Grace Road Fiji’s President, [Mr. Daniel Kim] and five others.

[Gordon] had also stated that the judge erred in holding that there was no substantive relief sought against the defendants that would give rise to interim relief and ought to have held that the Court had jurisdiction to issue a writ of habeas corpus to transfer the custody of the plaintiffs from the control of the immigration authorities to the control of the Court pending the determination of the proceedings.

Appeals Court sets aside judgment in Grace Road case The Court of Appeal has ruled that the High Court in Lautoka erred in striking out the application of Habeas Corpus for Grace Road Fiji’s President, Daniel Jung Yong Kim and five others.

Win for Grace Road 7

The Fiji Court of Appeal yesterday ruled the decision by the Minister for Home Affairs to detain seven officials of Grace Road can be subject to a habeas corpus application hearing, adding “the role of the court is supervisory and to ensure that wide powers are not abused or exercised arbitrarily”.

The three-member bench ruled the High Court in Lautoka was wrong to strike out the habeas corpus application in the case involving Grace Road president Daniel Kim and six of his colleagues.

“The role of the court is supervisory and to ensure that wide powers are not abused or exercised arbitrarily, whilst remaining cautious and refraining from imposing its own judgment on how public authorities should use powers allocated to them.”

Win for Grace Road 7 - The Fiji Times The Fiji Court of Appeal yesterday ruled the decision by the Minister for Home Affairs to detain seven officials of Grace Road can be subject to a habeas corpus application hearing, adding “the role of the court is supervisory and to ensure that wide powers are not abused or exercised arbitrarily....

Statement from Grace Road Group Fiji
- Dated 25th October 2023 / Navua, Fiji

"We have stated it time and again that Grace Road Group and its members have not broken any law in Fiji. Like others, we deserve an equal protection under Fijian laws."

"We, Grace Road Group, demand an official apology from the Director of Immigration and the Fiji Immigration Department for their unlawful actions towards our members and for misleading the public by spreading false information."

"We strongly condemn the abuse of power by the Fiji Immigration Department and are in discussion with our legal advisors on possible legal remedies."