In this case, the appellant lodged an age assessment appeal regarding Article 25A(7) of the Immigration Act, Chapter 217 of the Laws of Malta. The Immigration Appeals Board Division II however found that, given (a) the lack of authentic documentation from the appellant, (b) his physical appearance suggesting adulthood, (c) a bone age test, the appellant failed to prove beyond doubt that he is not an adult, and thus denied the appeal.
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