No notional ‘any child’ comparator in deportation cases – Supreme Court upholds Court of Appeal’s judgment in HA (Iraq) In its judgment handed down today…
Do past or present periods of overstaying mean that a person who has otherwise remained continuously in the UK with leave for 10 years cannot…
By Manjit S Gill and Edward Nicholson Manjit S. Gill QC and Edward Nicholson discuss the UK Border Agency’s rush to make its points based…
Manjit Gill QC and Edward Nicholson: Supreme Court rules on children’s best interests 1 Feb 2011: The Supreme Court today handed down its decision in…
Manjit Gill QC and Edward Nicholson: Supreme Court rules on children’s best interests 1 Feb 2011: The Supreme Court today handed down its decision in…
The PBS is the most radical shake up of the immigration system for 30 years and has shifted major responsibilities on to employers. Tier 2…
Refugee and Migrant Justice (RMJ) – formerly the Refugee Legal Centre, provided legal advice and representation to more than 10,000 asylum seekers, including many children….
The UK Supreme Court has held that immigration rules which allow the family members of recognised refugees to enter the United Kingdom for family reunification…
The seminars held on 16th, 17th and 18th March helped introduce No5 Chambers’ growing Immigration Practice to clients following the recent intake of new Counsel…
The Supreme Court today heard and allowed the appeal in ZN (Afghanistan) v Secretary of State (2008) EWCA Civ 1420 with full reasons to follow….
No5 Chambers has significantly expanded its immigration practice with the arrival of Manjit S Gill QC together with five highly experienced barristers specialising in immigration,…