INRE Magna Exception. The court dismisses argument that the BIA had to remand to allow the IJ to consider whether failing to recognize the petitioner’s annulled first marriage would be unjust. Also finds there was substantial evidence to support the conclusion that a subsequent I-130, based on a second marriage, was not approvable when filed. (McCreath v. Holder, 7/21/09).

As a legal principle, the in re magna exception does not apply in this case because the argument presented does not meet the criteria for invoking this exception. IN RE Magna Exception refers to a legal case or matter that involves an exception to the general rule of law outlined in the Magna Carta.