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DK and RK (ETS: SSHD evidence, proof) India UKUT 112 (IAC), As a part of many immigration applications in the UK, a key requirement is that Applicant’s must pass an...
Read moreDeportation Law up for Revision
Deportation Law up for Revision A difficult aspect of immigration law, thought finally settled, will be re-looked at in the coming months by the Supreme Court. On the list of...
Read moreVictim of domestic abuse deprived of British Citizenship
A mother with three children (anonymized as U3) has lost her appeal in a judgment of the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) against her deprivation of British Citizenship. The case...
Read moreYMKA & Ors (‘westernisation’) Iraq [2022] UKUT 16 (IAC)
YMKA & Ors (‘westernisation’) Iraq UKUT 16 (IAC) The Upper Tribunal in the case of YMKA & Ors came to a significant decision in attempting to define ‘westernisation’ and how...
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Sham Marriage v Marriage of convenience
In the reported case of Saeed (Deception – knowledge – marriage of convenience) UKUT 00018 (IAC), the Upper Tribunal clarified the distinction between a “sham marriage” and a “marriage of...
Read moreRehman (EEA Regulations 2016 – specified evidence) [2019] UKUT 195 (IAC)
This case was heard in the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (”UT”) before Upper Tribunal Judge Caravan on 07/02/19. It concerned whether the Secretary of State for the Home...
Read moreR (on the application of Sutharsan) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (UT rule 29(1): time limit) [2019] UKUT 217 (IAC)
This case was heard in the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (UT) before Upper Tribunal Judge Lane and concerned the importance of time limits for serving an acknowledgement of...
Read moreNO AUTOMATIC RIGHT TO SETTLEMENT AFTER DISCRETIONARY LEAVE
R (Ellis) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (discretionary leave policy; supplementary reasons) UKUT 8 In this case, the Upper Tribunal ruled on whether the Home Office can...
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