The Court of Appeal (CoA) examined the “very compelling circumstances” test under Section 117C(6) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act (NIAA) 2002 regarding the deportation of a foreign
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The High Court delivered a landmark judgement for international couples with connections to England. This ruling effectively reinforces the boundaries between civil debt enforcement and matrimonial
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The High Court has clarified how significant pension assets are divided following a long-term marriage, even when a large portion of their cumulative value originated before the couple
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) has reiterated that speed is of the essence when filing a judicial review claim and that merit will not save a claim when the person filing fails to meet the strict
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By ordering a new trial, the High Court confirmed that courts must look at whether a family member might have been “authorised, encouraged, or instigated” by the primary abuser.Background:The facts of
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) has issued a significant ruling on the definition of “lawful residence” in relation to UK immigration and deportation law.Background:Mr. Bokqiu, an Albanian national, entered
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The High Court recently refused an adoption order, serving as a cautionary tale for those attempting to use domestic legal processes to bypass the rigorous safeguards that exist to regulate
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) dismissed the Home Office’s challenge to a deportation order, ruling that it cannot challenge expert evidence when it asserts that an individual’s history of trafficking,
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The High Court recently affirmed that the Home Office may serve legal proceedings on foreign transport companies without prior judicial permission, provided that the underlying legislation clearly
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The High Court recently affirmed that children of foreign military personnel can become habitually resident in England and Wales regardless of their parents’ diplomatic status or the temporary nature