Judicial review raises a short question of construction of section 113(1) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002, ‘was the claimant’s claim, made in the course of an immigration appeal against the defendant’s refusal to grant her leave . .
IAT (i) failed Turkish asylum-seekers who seek to rely on ‘standstill’ provisions under the Ankara Agreement of 1963 by virtue of engaging in business or being self-employed in the UK (even assuming they have received an appealable immigration decision) do not have an in-country right of appeal under the legislative framework in place on 1 … Continue reading SS and others (Ankara Agreement, No In-Country Right of Appeal) Turkey: IAT 29 Sep 2006
Meaning of ’caused serious harm’ (A) section 117D(2)(b)(ii): ’caused serious harm’ The current case law on ’caused serious harm’ for the purposes of the expression ‘foreign criminal’ in Part 5A of the 2002 Act can be summarised as follows: (1) Whether P’s offence is ‘an offence that has caused serious harm’ within section 117D(2)(c)(ii) is … Continue reading Wilson (NIAA Part 5A; Deportation Decisions): UTIAC 25 Nov 2020
