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by amelstar » Wed Apr 09, 2014 5:06 pm
its a decision which could be useful for those who applied before the immigration rules changed namely the changes in july 2012 and october 2012 for overstayers and family or legacy routes as the secretary of state said that ALL THE APPLICATIONS WILL BE DEALT WITH ACCORDING TO THE NEW RULES, THE FACT THAT THE APPLICATION WAS MADE BEFORE THE DATE OF RULE CHANGES DOES NOT MATTER, EVERY CASE WILL BE DEALT WITH ACCORDING TO THE NEW RULES"...
It could be a useful case study to argue if your decision was based on the new rules which were not in place at the time of your application submission (no matter what type of application), so its worth taking a look at.