Supreme Court allows return claim in rehabilitation proceedings when rehabilitation is deemed impossible.

The Supreme Court permitted the applicant's claim for return to their home country following a rehabilitation procedure. The applicant argued that rehabilitation was futile due to the deteriorating condition of their home country, while the opposing party contended that the procedure had been completed. The court ruled that when rehabilitation is objectively impossible, the legal basis for the stay of deportation must be reassessed, allowing the return claim to proceed.