In R (TJT Trading Express Ltd) v Secretary of State for the […]
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Clarendon Park Chambers Blog
The Clarendon Park Chambers Blog focuses on legal issues related to immigration and asylum law in the UK. It covers topics such as procedural fairness in judicial review cases, enforcement actions against illegal working, asylum application processes, and detention and permission cancellation cases. The blog also highlights significant legal victories and developments affecting migrant employees, refugees, and individuals subject to immigration control. It is published by Clarendon Park Chambers, a legal chambers specializing in these areas.
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Crackdown on Illegal Working: What Employers and Migrant Employees Need to Know
Introduction The UK government has recently stepped up its efforts to enforce […]
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The Path to Protection: Claiming Asylum in the UK
To stay in the UK as a refugee, applicants must apply for […]
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Court of Appeal grants permission to proceed in Judicial Review claim where the SSHD decided to cancel a student and her partner’s permission with immediate effect and detain them for over two months
Permission to proceed with JR claim granted by CofA in another case […]
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Landmark Win: Our Client’s Case Featured on Channel 4 News
The recent judgment of our client’s unlawful detention case has been featured […]
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Client wins 7-year fight for fight against the Home Office and secures £203,995.24 in damages for false imprisonment, breach of EU law rights, breach of Article 3 ECHR, and personal injury.
Our client wins 7-year fight against the Home Office and secures £203,995.24 […]
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Court of Appeal Enforces Procedural Fairness in Hima v SSHD
The Court of Appeal has handed down a judgement addressing procedural fairness […]
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eVisas: A New Way of Viewing and Evidencing Your Immigration Status Online
In an effort to modernise the UK border and immigration system, the […]
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UK Spouse Visa: Changes to the Minimum Income Requirement
If you are settled in the UK, or a British citizen, and […]
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High Court awards Claimant £88,500 in damages for unlawful detention and breach of EU law rights
By Mary Rizk
On 29 April 2024, HHJ Bloom handed down judgment finding that the […]
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