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IMMIGRATION LAW CASES/JUDGMENTS-2

POLICY, PRACTICE & PUBLISHING LAW REPORTS, 3PLR

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METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONER V. HAMMOND

IMMIGRATION LAW:- Alien fugitive Offender – Warrant issued host country to his native country – Proper treatment of – Whether proof of compliance with statutory requirements and prima facie case necessary – Indictable Offences Act, 1848
MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION AND MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS V. HAJI IBRAHIM

 

 

IMMIGRATION LAW:- Keyword Asylum – Civil war – Meaning of ‘persecution’ – Whether systematic conduct is requirement of ‘persecution’ – Whether tests of motivation, objectives of civil war and differential risks were appropriate in determining refugee status – Somalia – United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees 1951 and Protocol of 1967, Art 1A(2)

MOHAMMED HALIB MADHAT V. THE COMPTROLLER OF CUSTOMS

IMMIGRATION – INTERNATIONAL LAW – GOVERNMENT – PUBLIC INSTITUTION – CUSTOMS:- Foreign passenger in transit – Duty to inform same of any statutory requirement to make declaration of any item upon entry into Nigeria en route final destination – Whether subject to Ex­change Control Ordinance
NMAJU AND OTHERS V. ENTRY CLEARANCE OFFICER

 

IMMIGRATION LAW:- Children – Entry clearance – Child of person present and settled in the UK – Meaning of ‘sole responsibility’ – Duration of sole responsibility – Whether duration could be a disqualifying factor – Mother in UK having sole responsibility for period of 2½ months – Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules (HC 395), para 297(i)(e)

SANTOS M. BATALHA v. WEST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED

 

IMMIGRATION LAW:- Employment of foreign national – Prerequisites of – Procedure thereof  – Distinction between resident permit and work permit – Duties on Nigerian employer and foreign national employee respectively – Section 8 and 10 of the Immigration Act reviewed
WEST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY  LTD. V. SANTOS M. BATALHA

 

 

IMMIGRATION LAW:- Resident permit – On whom lies responsibility for applying for resident permit – Whether employer or employee

IMMIGRATION LAW:- Section 10 of the Immigration Act – Sanction prescribed by same for failure of an expatriate to obtain a resident permit.

WILCOX V. JEFFERY

 

IMMIGRATION LAW:- Alien – Musician – Breach of condition of leave to land – United Kingdom – Performance at a concert – Illegality – Implication for concert goers
X  v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT

 

HUMAN RIGHTS – ASYLUM:- Removal of a an asylum-seeker from territory – Where seeker suffers from known mental condition – When removal from a territory may be a violation of his rights

 

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