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“ Article 10 Personal scope
“Article 10 Personal scope
Without prejudice to Title III, this Part shall apply to the following persons:
Union citizens who exercised their right to reside in the United Kingdom in accordance with Union law before the end of the transition period and continue to reside there thereafter; …”
Article 12 is also within that title and prohibits any discrimination on grounds of nationality within the meaning of the first subparagraph of Article 18 TFEU in respect of persons referred to in Article 10. Article 12 is without prejudice to any special provisions contained in the Withdrawal Agreement.
The second title is headed “Rights and Obligations” and contains three chapters. The first chapter is “Rights Related to Residence, Residence Documents” and comprises Articles 13 to 23; that chapter is the focus of this appeal. Article 13 provides as follows:
- Heading
- Lady Justice Whipple INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND
- The EU Settlement Scheme
- Housing Assistance
- LEGAL FRAMEWORK
- Rights of Residence under EU law
- The Withdrawal Agreement
- “ Article 10 Personal scope
- “ Article 13 Residence rights
- “ Article 15 Right of permanent residence
- “ Article 18 Issuance of residence documents
- “ Article 23 Equal treatment
- THE JUDGMENT BELOW
- THE ISSUES
- GROUND 1 Approach to Interpretation of the Withdrawal Agreement
- ‘ Article 31
- Article 32
- Purpose of the Withdrawal Agreement
- Article 13
- Article 18
- Article 23
- Ancillary Points on Ground 1
- Conclusion on Ground 1
- Reference to CJEU
- GROUND 2
- Conclusions