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
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Historically, British dual citizens have navigated the complexities of international travel by using whichever passport was most convenient for their circumstances. However, the UK border control
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The High Court has ensured that cross-border families should not be left in legal limbo because of the UK’s exit from the European Framework.Facts:In 2006, the mother, an Irish national, and the
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) addressed the issue of the deportation of EU citizens for crimes committed after the UK’s withdrawal.Facts:Ms. Vargova, a Slovakian national who arrived in the UK in 2007 at
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In an insightful judgement, the High Court has prioritised the reality of established family life over rigid procedural technicalities to ensure a “sensible result” for a stepfather and his
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The High Court has issued a significant fact-finding judgement ruling that the father’s “calculated cruelty,” emotional withdrawal, and systematic undermining of the mother’s parental role constituted
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The High Court confirmed that a failure to pay salaries, as stated on Certificates of Sponsorship (CoS), and omissions in reporting reduced working hours through the official Sponsorship Management
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The High Court has determined that a former spouse, whose financial remedy proceedings were cut short by her ex-husband’s death, was entitled to the transfer of a disputed family home, ruling that the
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The Court of Appeal (CoA) has delivered a landmark ruling, one that effectively dismantles the Home Office’s longstanding “alignment policy”. This judgement serves to clarify that a child’s right to