Case No. UKUT-00226-(IAC)

(6) This is dated 01 August 2013. In the text the nub of the Appellant’s claim is framed thus: “ If returned to Pakistan , you fear that your life is in danger from your step-grandmother and her son because they have taken your father’s property from you, even though this is in your name. You fear your grandmother’s nephews as well because they are criminals involved in dealing drugs and kill people. ” Continuing, the author suggests that a land dispute described by the Appellant was the reason for him leaving Pakistan and that the fear arising out of such dispute is not based upon a fear of persecution in Pakistan for a Convention reason. The decision maker then highlighted the inconsistent ages ( eight or ten ?) put forward by the Appellant relating to the death of his father and his inconsistent replies relating to siblings (none or two ? ). These two factors were considered to damage his credibility. The decision maker then concluded, highlighting the absence of any