Immigration Appeals and Remedies Handbook

Mark Symes and Peter Jorro are both barristers at Garden Court Chambers.

• 1 Introduction: immigration control and immigration decisions 2 Rights of appeal to the First-tier Tribunal PART 1 – RIGHTS OF APPEAL TO THE FTT UNDER NIAA 2002, PART 5 PART 2 – RIGHTS OF APPEAL TO THE FTT IN ‘SAFE THIRD COUNTRY CASES’ PART 3 – RIGHTS OF APPEAL TO THE FTT UNDER THE EEA REGS 2016 PART 4 – RIGHTS OF APPEAL TO THE FTT UNDER THE CITIZENS’ RIGHTS APPEALS REGS 2020 PART 5 – RIGHT OF APPEAL TO THE FTT UNDER BNA 1981, S 40A AGAINST DEPRIVATION OF CITIZENSHIP 3 Procedure and evidence before the First-tier Tribunal PART 1 – GENERAL PRINCIPLES PART 2 – PRE-HEARING ISSUES PART 3 – THE HEARING PART 4 – DECISIONS PART 5 – THE DETAINED FAST TRACK PART 6 – EVIDENCE 4 Appeals onwards from the FTT to the UT and beyond PART 1 – GENERAL PRINCIPLES PART 2 – APPEALS AND REVIEW – FTT POWERS PART 3 – APPEALS AND REVIEW OF FIRST INSTANCE DECISIONS: PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE FOR CHALLENGES IN THE UT PART 4 – PROCEEDINGS IN THE UT PART 5 – THE ROLE OF THE SENIOR IMMIGRATION JUDICIARY PART 6 – ERRORS OF LAW PART 7 – CHALLENGING THE UT PART 8 – APPEALS TO THE SUPREME COURT 5 Appeals to the Special Immigration Appeals Commission 6 Judicial review 7 Remote hearings 8 Administrative review and post-decision representations

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