Family Migration and EU update
The Court of Appeal have revisited the approach to proportionality, precariousness and exceptional circumstances in family life cases. And there have been many new developments in EEA law including amendments to the Regulations and a series of interesting case from the CJEU and Upper Tribunal. Catch up with our expert trainers.
Family migration
- Latest Home Office guidance on children
- New Court of Appeal decisions on precariousness and exceptional circumstances
- One stop notices and consent to raising new matters on appeal
- Using documents from family proceedings
EU law
- Summer 2019 amendments to EEA Regs 2016 for extended family members
- Invalidity of EEA applications & specified evidence
- Self sufficient children: CJEU reverses the law
- New procedural and substantive rights for former family members?
- Surinder Singh cases revitalised with UT’s rejection of “centre of life” tst
- Adoption
- Workers ceasing activities
- Non-suspensive appeals
- EU settled status scheme
- Turkish workers and businesspeople
- Damages in EU claims
Asylum and deportation
- Latest cases on establishing a compelling case against deportation
- Asylum update: internal relocation, cessation, and procedures including Dublin 3
Start/end:
Venue:
Zone 1 London
Organization:
HJT Training
Speakers:
Adam Pipe, No8 Chambers accompanied by Mark Symes, Garden Court Chambers & HJT Director
Cost:
125 + VAT
CDP Points:
YES
Booking Contact Details:
andrew.demetriou@hjt-training.co.uk
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