Permission to Appeal
11. Permission to appeal to this Tribunal was granted on the basis that there is arguable merit in the contention that the FtT erred in law in the following respects: (i) In holding that the Appellant’s mother had, at the time of his birth, acquired a permanent right of residence, and hence the status of settlement, in the United Kingdom. (ii) In failing to consider whether the Appellant’s integration links with the United Kingdom had been severed. So much is clear from the grant of permission to appeal. 12. The reference in the grant of permission to appeal to the Secretary of State’s “third ground” is opaque, having regard to the terms in which the application for permission to appeal is couched. In one section of the grounds there appears to be an indirect challenge to the correctness of the decision in
- Introduction
- The EEA Regulations
- Regulation 19(1B):
- Regulation 19(3):
- Regulation 21:
- The British Nationality Act 1981
- The Secretary of State’s Decision
- Decision of the First-Tier Tribunal
- therefore
- Permission to Appeal
- MG and VC
- LG (Italy) v SSHD
- Nixon
- The British Citizenship Issue
- by virtue of Home Office policy
- lawful
- policy
- Decision
