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More Delay: Upper Tribunal considers delay in Home Office decision-making
By Alexandra Pease - Barrister Partner

In two earlier blog posts  we examined how quickly an individual can expect an application to be decided, current visa processing times and the approach to delay.   Further Legal Developments The Upper Tribunal...

 recently dealt with an asylum case  involving delay. R (on the application of TM (A Minor) by his litigation friend, The Official Solicitor) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Minor – asylum...

Delay in Immigration Tribunal Decision-Making
By Alexandra Pease - Barrister Partner

Delay is a common concept in the context of decision making by UK Visas & Immigration.  In SS (Sri Lanka) [2018] EWCA Civ 139, the Court of Appeal recently considered delay in the promulgation of judgments/determinations...

 in the Immigration Tribunal. Lord Justice Leggatt summarised the question raised in the appeal as follows: “The question raised on this appeal is whether, in cases heard by the...

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