KO Nigeria 2018 UK SC 53 Following clarification from the Supreme Court the unduly harsh assessment is not of itself a balancing exercise; it is solely an evaluation of the consequences and impact of deportation on the individual concerned; there is no room for the wider public interest to be taken into account in the…
In the recent judgement of MM (Malawi) & MK (Sri Lanka) v SSHD {2018} EWCA CID to 482, the Court of Appeal refused to grant permission to appeal to the Supreme Court for consideration of whether the test under article 3 for removal of foreign nationals in medical cases, as set out in Paposhvili v…
Dominic Raab the former Brexit Secretary, and the PM’s second Brexit secretary (David Davies being the first to resign over the Chequers deal), resigned, last Thursday because he said he could not in all conscience go to Brussels next week and sign on the dotted line the deal negotiated between the EU and the PM…
Since the UK voted to leave the EU on 23 June 2016, many British citizens have been treated roughly by continental immigration officers, warning them that they will soon be having difficulty in entering continental Europe. The problem of having to apply for visas, and queuing up at an immigration points in Europe for entry…
Work icon Work Free Upgrade to Premium Congrats, your article has been published! Share it with your other networks to broaden your reach. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter #Immigration- there has only been six occasions when #permission #to #appeal has been granted with no #error of law involved Published on October 31, 2018 Edit article…
2016, 2017 & 2018 Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors is proud to announce that it has been recognised by the Legal 500, the independent legal directory and reviewer of the legal profession, as a Top Tier firm for 3 years in a row. The Legal 500 has also recommended 4 of our lawyers, Dave Vasoodaven, Bernard Andonian,…
This article is meant to complement that written by Frances Gibb the Times legal correspondent in his article dated 18th October 2018 entitled dishonesty is undermining asylum, with the sub-heading dodgy immigration solicitors should be held to account says a former judge. In his article Frances Gibb writes that Sir Ross Cranston, (who was solicitor-…
Michaelmas Term [2018] UKSC 53 On appeals from: [2016] EWCA Civ 617; [2016] EWCA Civ 932; [2016] EWCA Civ 705 JUDGMENT #KO (Nigeria) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) IT (Jamaica) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) NS (Sri Lanka) and others (Appellants) v Secretary of State…
Introduction :- Abolition of the original fast track rules In 2015 a fast track system for appeals by people in immigration detention was ruled unlawful. The Court of Appeal, in the matter of the Lord Chancellor v detention Action and Secretary of State for the home Department 29 July 2015 EW CA C IV 840…
This article is meant to complement that written by Frances Gibb the Times legal correspondent in his article dated 18th October 2018 entitled dishonesty is undermining asylum, with the sub-heading dodgy immigration solicitors should be held to account says a former judge. In his article Frances Gibb writes that Sir Ross Cranston, (who was solicitor-…
