The applicant had entered the UK seeking sylum from Iraq. The adjudicator had allowed her appeal on Human Rights grounds, and the Secretary of State appealed. The claimant had since married in the UK, and her removal wouuld break up her married life. The adjudicator had taken into account the lack of co-operation of the respondent.
Citations:
[2004] UKIAT 00236
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Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Citing:
Cited – Regina v Secretary of State for Home Department ex parte Mahmood CA 8-Dec-2000
A Pakistani citizen entered the UK illegally and claimed asylum. A week before his claim was refused and he was served with removal directions, he married a British citizen of Pakistani origin. Two children were later born.
Held: Only . .
Cited – Starred M v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Croatia) IAT 12-Feb-2004
‘The starting point should be that if in the circumstances the removal could reasonably be regarded as proportionate, whether or not the Secretary of State has actually said so or applied his mind to the issue, it is lawful. The Tribunal and . .
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Immigration
Updated: 11 June 2022; Ref: scu.200582
