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jaggerj
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High Court and Supreme Court

Post by jaggerj » Mon Jun 08, 2015 10:48 am

Dear All,

Can someone guide me please regarding immigration cases in high court or supreme court.

When can i go to high court after losing in upper tribunal . ?

Is there any restriction to go to high courts? Any special requirements ?

Regardless of presence of error of law or not in the upper tribunal decision.

I will be very thankful for every one's reply.

Thanks,

jaggerj
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Re: High Court and Supreme Court

Post by jaggerj » Wed Jun 10, 2015 9:56 am

jaggerj wrote:Dear All,

Can someone guide me please regarding immigration cases in high court or supreme court.

When can i go to high court after losing in upper tribunal . ?

Is there any restriction to go to high courts? Any special requirements ?

Regardless of presence of error of law or not in the upper tribunal decision.

I will be very thankful for every one's reply.

Thanks,
IS THERE ANYONE TO REPLY PLEASE?
THANKS,

gozo1
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Re: High Court and Supreme Court

Post by gozo1 » Wed Jun 10, 2015 12:04 pm

Immigration appeals and JRs are not to be heard at the High court, perhaps you mean the Court of Appeal? Yes there are barriers.

It is very difficult to appeal the Upper Tribunal's decision to the relevant appellate court (Court of Appeal or the Court of Session). To do this, you will need to overcome the hurdle of the Second Appeal Test, that is; by establishing an error of law from an UT decision is not enough to be granted permission to appeal to these courts.

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Re: High Court and Supreme Court

Post by gozo1 » Wed Jun 10, 2015 12:24 pm

To appeal to these courts, appellant must satisfy the following;
 that the proposed appeal would raise some important point of principle or practice, or
 that there is some other compelling reason for the [Court of Appeal] to hear the appeal

The Second Appeal Test does not apply where the UT is the first court deciding a case, for example in a JR decision, the second appeal test does not apply.

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Re: High Court and Supreme Court

Post by jaggerj » Wed Jun 10, 2015 12:28 pm

Thank you Gozo1.

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