Category: Mailing or Enclosure

(i) The Secretary of State has two separate powers of deprivation, exercisable on different grounds, as set out in sub-ss (2) and (3) of s 40 of the British Nationality […]

The content of any material foreign law is a question of fact normally determined on the basis of expert evidence. 

1) The Home Office family reunification policy embraces a series of flexible possibilities for proof of identity. 2) In any case where withdrawal or a consent order is proposed judicial […]

(i) The commonly used forms of consent order do not expose either party to possible contempt action or other sanction. (ii) The remedy for non – compliance with a consent […]

R (on the application of Zia and Hossan) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Strike out – Reinstatement refused – Appeal) [2017] UKUT 00123 (IAC) (i)                 A decision […]

This briefing paper assesses the early impact ofthe new ‘non-punishment’ provisions in respectof children, and considers whether the measuresthat have been put in place are sufficient toprotect trafficked children from […]

Service, who Save partnered with last year, and the other from Refugee Data Rights Project, which includes some very interesting stats on the number of children who found their way […]

Alison, Claire   Please find attached the letter to be provided to the Administrative Division of the High Court today, regarding the Home Office’s charter flight to Pakistan.   Kind […]