Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)

Key Issue: Procedural Rigour and Withdrawal of Decision Under Appeal in Immigration and Asylum Tribunal Proceedings

Explore the legal intricacies of Secretary of State v Col Maleci, a pivotal UK immigration and asylum law case. Delve into procedural rigour, admissibility of evidence, and decision withdrawal under appeal, analyzed for fairness and efficiency within the Tribunal Procedure framework.

[2024] UKUT 28 (IAC)

Deprivation of British Citizenship: Case Highlights Procedural Requirements and Discretion of the Secretary of State

Discover the legal intricacies of citizenship deprivation in the UK with the Gjelosh Kolicaj case. Explore key principles, procedural fairness, and the impact on human rights under ECHR Article 8. Gain insight into the significance of discretion and procedural propriety in citizenship cases.

[2023] UKUT 294 (IAC)

Upper Tribunal Clarifies Boundaries of Human Rights Claims in EU Settlement Scheme Appeals

Discover the legal insights from the case of Taulant Dani v Secretary of State for the Home Department under the EU Settlement Scheme in UK immigration law. Explore how human rights claims intersect with immigration appeals and the implications for Article 8 ECHR rights.

[2023] UKUT 293 (IAC)