Begum v Entry Clearance Officer (Dhaka)
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 2001 |
| Date | 2001 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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9 cases
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NH (India) v Entry Clearance Officer, Mumbai
...with the applicant. But the question has always to be answered in terms of art 8 and its jurisprudence (see Husna Begum v ECO, Dhaka [2001] INLR 115, §21, per Pill LJ), and that in my view is what was done here by the adjudicator in relation to a fact situation which displayed few of the fe......
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Upper Tribunal (Immigration and asylum chamber), 2015-01-02, OA/10799/2013 & OA/10798/2013
...The Respondent’s reliance on family life continuing in Kenya was significant because the Court of Appeal in Husna Begum v ECO (Dhaka) [2001] INLR 115 had accepted that the ability of a sponsor to live with an applicant outside the UK was relevant for the purposes of determining the ‘far mor......
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Upper Tribunal (Immigration and asylum chamber), 2021-03-30, HU/21259/2018 & HU/21255/2019
...with the applicant. But the question has always to be answered in terms of art 8 and its jurisprudence (see Husna Begum v ECO, Dhaka [2001] INLR 115 , §21, per Pill LJ), and that in my view is what was done here by the adjudicator in relation to a fact situation which displayed few of the f......
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Upper Tribunal (Immigration and asylum chamber), 2013-12-23, OA/08022/2012 & Ors.
...his biological children were entitled to entry clearance and had the intention to exercise that right. In the case of Husna Begum v ECO [2001] INLR 115 CA the issue was whether a daughter could be considered to be living alone under paragraph 317 of the Immigration Rules when at the date of......
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