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The Definition of “Precarious” - Precarious No More? The Case of Rhuppiah v SSHD
By Richmond Chambers -

On 14 November 2018, the Supreme Court delivered their judgment in Rhuppiah v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2018] UKSC 58. In making this judgment, the Justices have clarified when an individual’s...

 immigration status should be considered ‘precarious’. As we will see, whether their status is considered precarious or not  will determine the extent to which their private life in the UK is protected...

Immigration Lawyers Must Focus On Facts Not Law, Says Court Of Appeal
By Richmond Chambers -

Yesterday the Court of Appeal considered the case of Parveen v The Secretary State for the Home Department [2018] EWCA Civ 932, on appeal from an oral permission hearing in the Upper Tribunal to judicially review...

 the decision. Underhill LJ’s final paragraph expressed the concern that permeates the entirety of his judgment and which is a careful warning for advisers and individuals alike: “this Court sees too...

Certification of a human rights claim as ‘clearly unfounded’ and how to avoid it
By Gillian McCall - Barrister Partner

Prior to the relevant provisions of the Immigration Act 2014 coming into force in April 2015, individuals who had an immigration application refused which did not bring their leave to an end did not benefit from...

 a right of appeal against the refusal decision. This affected people who had no leave to remain in the UK at the time that they made their application, who would have no right of appeal if an application...

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