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The true ambit of deprivation of citizenship appeals (Re: BA (deprivation of citizenship: appeals))

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Published on: 05 April 2018

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Table of contents

What was the background of this case?
What were the issues in this case?
What did the UT decide, and why?
What is the significance of this case and why is it important for practitioners?
How helpful is the judgment in clarifying the law in this area?
What are the practical implications of the judgment? What should practitioners be mindful of when advising in this area?

Article summary

Immigration analysis: Zane Malik, a barrister at 12 Old Square Chambers, advises that the Upper Tribunal’s (UT’s) decision in BA (deprivation of citizenship: appeals) provides elementary guidance as to the jurisdiction and role of the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) and also highlights what practitioners should focus on in conducting such appeals.

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