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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> United Kingdom Asylum and Immigration Tribunal >> MH v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Pakistan) [2002] UKIAT 04685 (04 November 2002) URL: https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKIAT/2002/04685.html Cite as: [2002] UKIAT 04685, [2002] UKIAT 4685 |
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APPEAL No. MH v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Pakistan
) [2002] UKIAT 04685
HR 31071-01
Date of hearing: 23 September 2002
Date Determination notified: 04 November 2002
MH |
APPELLANT |
and |
|
Secretary of State for the Home Department | RESPONDENT |
a) which was available to the Secretary of State at the time when the decision appealed against was taken; orb) which relates to relevant facts as at that date.
The order of events in the present case follows next.
01.91 appellant applies for a visit visa, claiming wife and child in Pakistan
27.02.91 appellant arrives here
08.08.91 applies for leave to remain as working holidaymaker
12.07.93 warned to leave, following dismissal of appeal against refusal
19.07.93 applies for asylum
26.01.95 applies for leave to remain as husband of a British citizen
22.02.95 withdraws appeal against refusal of asylum
04.01.96 deportation order served
17.10.96 judicial review refused; appellant not removed (wife expecting first child)
03.12.98 judicial review refused again: appellant not removed (wife expecting second child)
25.01.00 further application for leave to remain as husband
13.02.01 final refusal
Appeal allowed
John Freeman (chairman)