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DV Victim And Immigration Rules


 
Domestic Violence and Immigration Status
Ishtiaq v Secretary of State for the Home Department
CA
26 April 2007
Weekly Law Notes Summary

Para 289A(iv) of the Immigration Rules HC 395 gave a caseworker discretion to decide what evidence to require an applicant to produce in the particular case. In exercising that discretion it would be usual to apply guidance given in section 4 of Chapter 8 of the Immigration Directorate Instructions (IDIs); but if that were not possible the applicant should be given the chance to produce such other relevant evidence as he or she might wish.

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