A second chance for asylum for a former child refugee A new decision from the Court of Appeal confirms the court is slow, even if…
In an important test case today, 18 February 2018, the Court of Appeal has ruled the Secretary of State may be liable in costs for…
In a legal first, Brexit prevents High Court from clarifying if it has jurisdiction in a human rights claim against the EU. The Kosovo victims…
An immigration barrister fears a Judicial Review has thrown up the possibility that the Government’s methods to deport EU nationals could end up costing the…
Barristers from the Immigration Group at No5, Ramby de Mello, Becket Bedford and James Dixon are speaking at a series of immigration law “essential update” conferences…
The European Communities Act 1972 provides 2.— General implementation of Treaties. (1) All such rights, powers, liabilities, obligations and restrictions from time to time created…
The government has won a significant victory for its dealings with Afghan minors. The Supreme Court, the highest court in the UK, has ruled that…
Following the grant of permission in TN and MA (Afghanistan) v SSHD [2013] EWCA Civ 1609, there is a listing for the appeal in the…
On 22 May 2014 the Supreme Court granted permission in the case of TN and MA (Afghanistan) on the important question: whether judicial review is an…
The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal of a former Afghan child applicant for asylum, Becket Bedford leading, with Zane Malik as junior. Calling for more open mindedness and greater tolerance…
The Court of Appeal has heavily criticised the UK Border Agency (UKBA) today, in its long-awaited judgment KA (Afghanistan) and Ors v SSHD [2012] EWCA…
On 25 July 2012 the Vice President of the Court of Appeal Civil Division is expected to hand down judgment in the important test case…