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Supreme Court

Supreme Court dismisses appeal against deprivation of British citizenship by woman in Syria

Supreme Court adopts “nuanced” approach in deprivation of citizenship appeal

Supreme Court says that statutory duty regarding children does not apply to the First-tier Tribunal

Supreme Court finds no human right to legal status if it’s your own fault you can’t be removed

Reflections on the Supreme Court’s Rwanda judgment

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Court of Appeal

Tribunal wrong to assume post offices are closed on Sundays without evidence

Section 3C leave challenge adjourned for further consideration of impact on children

Man who used false identity to obtain British citizenship loses appeal against deprivation

Interview failures lead to refusal of application for representative of an overseas business

Court dismisses appeals of two Afghan nationals who were refused under the secret relocation scheme

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Upper Tribunal

Visit visa application wrongly refused four times by Home Office

Upper Tribunal stops Home Office resiling on a concession that the EUSS derivative rights rules were met

When is an overseas adoption recognised for UK immigration purposes?

Two more immigration lawyers facing potential disciplinary proceedings for misuse of AI

Upper Tribunal gives guidance on children’s best interests in deprivation appeals

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High Court

Epping Council loses challenge to use of hotel as asylum accommodation

Court highlights difference between asylum accommodation and accommodation provided under schedule 10

Permission granted for judicial review of the Home Office’s eVisa policy

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European Court of Human Rights

European Court of Human Rights finds strong evidence that Greece engaged in unlawful pushbacks to Turkey

Two recent Strasbourg cases on family life between adults

States cannot refuse asylum claims by LGBTQI+ people based on the ‘discretion test’ alone

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Court of Justice of the European Union

Referral made to CJEU on domestic abuse question

CJEU: designation of a third country as a safe country of origin must cover its entire territory

CJEU: discriminatory measures faced by women under the Taliban regime constitute acts of persecution

CJEU: Women who are victims of gender-based violence can qualify for refugee status

Court of Justice confirms British citizens lost their EU citizenship because of Brexit

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Cases, Procedure

Tribunal wrong to assume post offices are closed on Sundays without evidence

The Court of Appeal has overturned an Upper Tribunal decision to refuse an extension of time application in a judicial review claim. The court held

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21st November 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Procedure

Section 3C leave challenge adjourned for further consideration of impact on children

The Home Secretary has partly succeeded in her appeal in a case concerning eVisas and section 3C leave, with the rest of the case being

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21st November 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Visit visa

Visit visa application wrongly refused four times by Home Office

An applicant has successfully challenged the refusal of a visitor visa in an unreported judicial review decision by the Upper Tribunal. The case is R

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19th November 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Nationality

Man who used false identity to obtain British citizenship loses appeal against deprivation

A man who was granted indefinite leave to remain following Home Office failings on his case, and who subsequently naturalised as a British citizen, has

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13th November 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Nationality

Challenge to refusal of naturalisation on good character grounds dismissed by Special Immigration Appeals Commission

The Special Immigration Appeals Commission has dismissed a review of the refusal of a naturalisation application on good character grounds, based on the applicant’s previous

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13th November 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Asylum, Cases

Epping Council loses challenge to use of hotel as asylum accommodation

Epping Forest District Council has lost its legal challenge in which it sought an injunction to prevent the Bell Hotel being used as asylum accommodation.

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11th November 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

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