Court of Appeal – Ahmad v Home Office (2014) EWCA Civ 988 EEA national student -requirement to have Comprehensive Sickness Insurance Cover Quick update for you regarding an EEA appeal that was decided on 16th July 2014 at the Court of Appeal. SUMMARY – Nationals of member states of the European Union (‘EU’) have the right to move to and live in other member states of the EU, and that right of residence extends to […]
Read more →Budhathoki (Reasons for decisions) (2014) UKUT 00341 (IAC) Summary of the case – This was an appeal by the Home Office against a decision of the First Tier Tribunal, where the Judge found in favour of the appellant, held that she was the dependent family member of her European national daughter in law and non European national son, and that the Home Office were wrong to refuse her a Residence Card. This would mean that […]
Read more →Heard on 09 July 2014 Summary If the Tribunal does not grant an adjournment request, the decision is arguably wrong. This could be for failure to take into account material considerations, permitting immaterial considerations to interfere, denying the party concerned a fair hearing, failing to apply the correct test. Most times the question will be whether the refusal denies a person of the right to a fair hearing. Where this is challenged on fairness grounds, […]
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