Muneeb Asif (paragraph 276B - disregard - previous overstaying)
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Neutral Citation | [2021] UKUT 96 (IAC) |
| Year | 2021 |
| Court | Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) |
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9 cases
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Upper Tribunal (Immigration and asylum chamber), 2021-06-03, JR/03246/2019 & Ors.
...analysis was summarised succinctly by this Tribunal most recently in Muneeb Asif (Paragraph 276B - disregard - previous overstaying) [2021] UKUT 0096 (IAC), the relevant paragraphs ([11] to [18]) are set out “11. In Underhill’s LJ judgment, with whom Dingemans LJ agreed, three separate elem......
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R (on the Application of Waseem & Others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Long Residence Policy — Interpretation)
...1 WLR 4546; [2016] 4 All ER 189; [2016] Imm AR 180; [2016] INLR 184 Muneeb Asif (Paragraph 276B disregard – previous overstaying) [2021] UKUT 96 (IAC) OA and Others (human rights; ‘new matter’; s.120) Nigeria [2019] UKUT 65 (IAC); [2019] Imm AR 647; [2019] INLR 312 Patel and Others v Secret......
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Upper Tribunal (Immigration and asylum chamber), 2021-06-03, [2021] UKUT 146 (IAC) (R (on the application of Waseem & Others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Long residence policy – interpretation))
...analysis was summarised succinctly by this Tribunal most recently in Muneeb Asif (Paragraph 276B - disregard - previous overstaying) [2021] UKUT 0096 (IAC), the relevant paragraphs ([11] to [18]) are set out “11. In Underhill’s LJ judgment, with whom Dingemans LJ agreed, three separate elem......
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R Afzal v Secretary of State for the Home Department
...The claimant also relied upon a decision of the Upper Tribunal, Asif (Paragraph 276B, disregard, previous overstaying) Pakistan [2021] UKUT 96 (IAC), where UTJ Blum, in a carefully reasoned decision, agreed with the analysis of the majority in Hoque and therefore concluded that the book-end......
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