In Maleci (Non-admission of late evidence) [2024] UKUT 00028 (IAC) the Upper Tribunal, chaired by the President, has sought to address a...
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Alasdair Mackenzie
Barrister, Doughty Street Chambers
United Kingdom
In a fresh reversal for its long-standing practice of charging people large fees for various immigration-related processes, the Home...
How can the Home Office be prevented from withholding important information in immigration appeals? In Nimo (appeals: duty of...
In an earlier post a couple of weeks ago I suggested a way through the increasingly severe approach in cases where parents of British or...
The Upper Tribunal’s ‘Presidential Guidance Note No 1 2020: Arrangements During The COVID-19 Pandemic’ envisages moving, in immigration...
The law concerning harm to children in deportation cases has become bleak, but a recent decision of UT Judge Keith, posted on the UT’s...