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In a rare example of a case engaging the right to education under Article 2 of the First Protocol of the European Court of Human Rights ("A2P1"),...
The Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Kuldip Singh considered two issues relevant to non-EU national family members...
Controversial new measures to compel private landlords to carry out "right to rent" checks and to take steps to evict tenants who lose the right...
EEA nationals[1] as well as their non-EEA family members have free movement rights guaranteed to them under the Free Movement of Citizens...
The Court of Appeal (Master of Rolls Lord Dyson, Briggs LJ and Bean LJ) has unanimously dismissed the Lord Chancellor and the SSHD's appeal...
A recent decision of the Upper Tribunal considered this question in the case of Singh and another v Secretary of State for the Home Department (...
Pay requirements, which the Secretary of State intends to apply to applications for Indefinite Leave to Remain from Tier 2 (General) and Tier 2 (...
Recent figures indicate an increase in the number of victims of human trafficking and modern-day slavery in the UK. Yet a recent report from the...
Gherson Secures Removal of Red Notice for Refugee
We reported in June that...
A major change affecting Tier 1 applicants has been announced by Immigration Minister James Brokenshire in the press here, here and here.
Asylum seekers to be released after the Government announces suspension of the fast-track detention
The Government has announced changes to the Immigration Rules, which are intended to reduce the number of non-EU nationals to come to the UK to...
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