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by Mr Rusty » Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:56 am
People become liable to be served with Removal Directions either when served with IS151a (i.e. option a in your quote from the BIA website) or with a notice of inention to deport (option c) OR
option b) - paras 8-10a of Schedule 2 of the 1971 Act, which also covers passengers who have been refused entry. So, someone arrives at a UK port of entry, is refused entry either on the spot or makes a claim which is refused much later after, say an asylum or Human Rights claim, in which case a form IS82 is served, and has the same effect as a 151a in terms of liability to removal, detention etc.
If your appeal determination says that removal directions were served there could be little doubt that they were, and it would look as if your clock was stopped.