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Tag Archives: ILR
False representations made in pending application don’t ‘simply disappear’ by varying it to an ILR application
Al-Azad v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2024] EWCA Civ 407 (25 April 2024) The Court of Appeal has rejected the argument that the SSHD should not have refused Mr MN Wohhab Al-Azad’s application for indefinite leave to … Continue reading
Posted in Appeals, Bangladesh, Court of Appeal, Deception, Entrepreneurs, False Statements and Misrepresentations, Immigration Rules, Long Residence, Paragraph 322(5), Proportionality, Section 3C Leave, Tier 1, Tribunals
Tagged Case Law, Court of Appeal, Deception, False Representations, ILR, Immigration Rules, Long Residence, Settlement, Tier 1, Tribunals
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Somali ILR holder stranded in Africa for 16 years succeeds in Cart judicial review in Court of Appeal
Ali v Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) & Anor [2024] EWCA Civ 372 (17 April 2024) Andrews LJ described this case as “most extraordinary”. The Court of Appeal held that FTTJ Rhys Davies had erred in his interpretation of … Continue reading
DVILR breaches Article 14 of the ECHR
AM, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2022] EWHC 2591 (Admin) (14 October 2022) In these judicial review proceedings, Lieven J held that Appendix FM, specifically the Domestic Violence Indefinite Leave to Remain … Continue reading
Posted in Appendix FM, Article 14, Children, Domestic Violence, ILR, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, Karachi, Pakistan, Spouses, TMA, UKSC, Women
Tagged ECHR, ILR, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, TMA, UK Supreme Court
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SSHD can cancel ILR held by a person outside the UK
R (C1) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2022] EWCA Civ 30 (19 January 2022) According to the Court of Appeal, section 3B of the of the Immigration Act 1971 and article 13(7) of the Immigration (Leave to Enter and … Continue reading
Posted in Appeals, Cancellation, ILR, Iran, Judicial Review
Tagged Case Law, Court of Appeal, ILR, Judicial Review, Leave to remain
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Refusal of ILR but grant of leave means no right of appeal
R (M Aleem Mujahid) v First Tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) [2021] EWCA Civ 449 (31 March 2021) These proceedings turned on the question where a person who is in the UK makes an application for indefinite leave to … Continue reading
Posted in Access to Justice, Appeals, Article 8, Court of Appeal, Curtailment, Immigration Act 2014, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, Pakistan, Paragraph 322(5), PBS, Post Study Work, Settlement, Tier 1, Tribunals, UKSC
Tagged ILR, Immigration Rules, PBS, Tribunals, UK Supreme Court, Upper Tribunal
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Appendix FM: SSHD cannot push parent into partner route
R (Khattak) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (“eligible to apply” – LTR – “partner”) [2021] UKUT 63 (IAC) (23 February 2021 Granting judicial review, the UT has held that an applicant is “eligible to apply for leave to … Continue reading
Posted in Appendix FM, Article 8, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, Pakistan, Tribunals, UKSC
Tagged Article 8, ILR, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, Parent, Partner, UK Supreme Court
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Fraud and revocation of ILR: Court of Appeal unlocks the door to the finality of unappealed tribunal decisions
Ullah v The Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWCA Civ 550 (03 April 2019) The Court of Appeal recently dismissed a Pakistani immigrant’s appeal against the refusal of his judicial review claim challenging the decision to cancel … Continue reading
Posted in Court of Appeal, Entry Clearance, False Statements and Misrepresentations, Immigration Act 2014, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, Pakistan, Proportionality, Settlement, Tribunals
Tagged Case Law, Court of Appeal, Deception, ILR, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, Tribunals
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Algerian Jihadist poised for ILR
G v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] EWHC 3232 (Admin) (16 December 2016) An “Arab-Afghan” and a Salafist who joined the dreaded Fronte Islamique de Salut (FIS) in 1989, the claimant was an Algerian national who tried … Continue reading
Posted in Algeria, Article 3, Article 8, Asylum, Deportation, ECHR, Employment, Immigration Rules, Politics, RLR, Settlement, SIAC, Terrorism, UKSC
Tagged Article 8, Asylum, ILR, Immigration Rules, Judicial Review, LOTR, Refugee Convention, RLR, Terrorism, UK Supreme Court
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RLR and Irrationality: Settlement for Sikh Separatist
MS (India) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] EWHC 3162 (Admin) (09 December 2016) This intriguing article 1F case concerns a Sikh separatist, or “terrorist” from India’s point of view, seeking a free Khalistān – literally “the … Continue reading
Posted in Article 2, Article 3, Article 8, Asylum, Deportation, ECHR, Immigration Act 2014, India, Politics, Proportionality, Refugee Convention, RLR, Settlement, SIAC, Terrorism
Tagged Article 8, Asylum, Children, ECHR, Free Movement, ILR, Judicial Review, Refugee Convention, RLR, SIAC
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Deportation Order Terminates ILR
George, R (on the application of) v The Secretary of State for the Home Department (SSHD) [2014] UKSC 28 Theresa May, who has vowed to cleanse the UK of the malaise of criminal foreigners, must be delighted with the Supreme … Continue reading
Posted in Article 8, Deportation, Settlement
Tagged Article 8, Case Law, Criminal Offences, ILR, Immigration Rules, UK Supreme Court
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