
A summary of the latest developments in Immigration law between 16 December 2019 to 23 December 2019.
Case Law:
MB (Internal relocation – burden of proof) Albania [2019] UKUT 392 (IAC).
Where respondent has identified location, Burden of proof remains on the appellant to prove why that location would be unduly harsh – evaluation exercise is holistic.
JW & Ors v SSHD (Tier 1 Investor; control; investments) [2019] UKUT 393 (IAC).
Meaning of ‘control’ in paragraph 245ED(e) of Appendix A (specifically in Table 8B and 9B) of the Immigration Rules – natural and ordinary meaning.
Sahebi (Para 352(iii): meaning of “existed”) [2019] UKUT 394 (IAC).
Para 352A(iii) – show formal existence of a marriage or civil partnership – less formal relationships, no need to show that the relationship had qualitative character.
Ejiogu ( Cart cases) [2019] UKUT 395 (IAC).
Cart JR – additional grounds – Tribunal follow same procedure as default.
Rana (s. 85A; Educational Loans Scheme) [2019] UKUT 396 (IAC).
s85A of the 2002 Act – paragraph 1B(d)(7) of Appendix C – some element of government or official involvement.
Charging a citizenship fee of over £1,000 to children is unlawful – failing to assess children’s best interests – Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 – certificate granted to the claimants to apply directly to the Supreme Court for permission to appeal – granted permission to appeal to the Home Office.
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