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TRAVELLING TO AND FROM THE UK WITH CASH - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!
If you are travelling to the UK from outside of the EU or alternatively if you are leaving the EU you are obliged to declare any significant...
HOME OFFICE GUIDANCE ON SECURING THE ATTENDANCE OF FOREIGN NATIONALS AS WITNESSES IN CRIMINAL TRIALS
Last month the Home Office published new guidance for Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) who need to secure the attendance of foreign nationals to...
COLLECTIVE EXPULSION OF MIGRANTS: KHLAIFIA V ITALY
The EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy blog has published an interesting article on last September's European Court of Human Rights'...
REMINDER TO ALL TIER 2 SPONSOR LICENCE HOLDERS
As many Sponsor Licence holders will be aware, every April the Authorising Officer will be contacted by the Home Office to apply to renew the...
SENDING A CURTAILMENT DECISION BY EMAIL IS EFFECTIVE SERVICE
In the recent case of Mahmood, R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (effective service - 2000 Order) (IJR)[2016...
RUSSIA RATIFIES MUTUAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE TREATY WITH UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
On February 15th 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the Federal law "On ratification of the Agreement between the Russian Federation...
SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT LAW TOOK A "WRONG TURN" WITH REGARDS TO 'JOINT ENTERPRISE'
In an important decision today on 18 February 2015 the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the case of R v Jogee and Ruddock v R [2016] UKSC...
DELAYS IN ISSUING EEA RESIDENCE CARDS
The recent talks about 'Brexit' in relation to the EEA referendum have prompted many EEA nationals and their family members to apply for evidence...
THE FUTURE OF SCHENGEN
The Schengen Agreement which introduced the abolition of border checks between its signatories has been the subject of much news lately because...
CASE NOTE: WASIF V SSHD: COURT OF APPEAL GIVES GUIDANCE ON 'TOTALLY WITHOUT MERIT' JUDICIAL REVIEW CASES
The Court of Appeal has handed down further guidance in Samia Wasif v SSHD; Mohammed Hossain v SSHD [2016] EWCA Civ 82 on when it is appropriate...
GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR PROVIDING FURTHER SUPPORT TO CHILD REFUGEES
In a written statement to Parliament on 28 January 2016, James Brokenshire, the Minister of State for Immigration, revealed the Government's...
CASE NOTE: JOHNSON, R (ON THE APPLICATION OF) V SSHD [2016]; COURT OF APPEAL FINDS THAT A HISTORIC DENIAL OF BRITISH NATIONALITY DOES NOT BREACH HUMAN RIGHTS
In R (on the application of Johnson) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] EWCA Civ 22 (22 January 2016), the Court of Appeal ('the...
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