International In-House Counsel Journal, January edition 2020 – “Staying the Court Enforcement of a UK Construction Adjudication on the Grounds of Fraud, Where There are a CompanyVoluntary Arrangements or Wheree There is Insolvency
Michael Biggs – Supreme Court
Pathan -v- SSHD https://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2018-0194.html Is notice to an applicant of revocation of a sponsor’s licence in respect of his or her Tier 2 (General) Migrant application required as a matter of procedural fairness?https://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2018-0194.html
The Supreme Court’s judgment in Shah and Patel
https://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2018-0021.html The Supreme Court’s judgment in Shah and Patel (Zambrano/Chavez-Vilchez principle in immigration cases involving British children or parents, and their primary careers) will be handed down on Monday, 16 December.
Success for George Mavrantonis.
Family reunion appeal allowed on the spot before Judge O’Hagan in Birmingham on pure Article 8 ECHR despite conceding the appellant does not meet the requirements of 352A-352FA. Previous adverse Devaseelan findings overturned and AT (Article 8 ECHR – Family Reunification) Eritrea [2016] UKUT 227 distinguished. I appeared for the appellant with andy akhuetie, LLM […]
Darryl Balroop – Supreme Court
Read George Mavrantonis – latest article on Human Rights: Is Hirst (no. 2) a done deal
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/hirst-2-done-deal-george-c-mavrantonis/?trackingId=utzcJzw%2BZEeOmVkgnyNyxw%3D%3D
Anthony Philpott’s latest summary on: Stays of enforcement of the adjudicator’s decision in the event of CVA & Insolvency of the contractor
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/stays-enforcement-adjudicators-decision-event-company-philpott/?trackingId=Af%2Fn6Yc%2FB8bGy%2FZwGQIbYg%3D%3D
Success in the Employment Tribunal – Andrew Otchie
Andrew Otchie successfully represented the Claimant in the Employment tribunal, on Unfair-Dismissal Please see attached judgment for the full decision.
Success again for Mehtab Malhotra
Appeal allowed for Mehtab in the FTT on Article 8 and exceptional circumstances.
Success in the Upper Tribunal
Erum Waheed defended the FTTJ decision that there was no error of law in their determining that the SSHD was not entitled to rescind the client’s refugee status. See below link for decision & reasons; https://dropbox.com/s/gbvzb0h0rx04htb/SSHD-v-LT.pdf?dl=0
