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The Court of Appeal held that section 121 of the Equality Act 2010 was not incompatible with Convention rights and that the ET could not rewrite it to restore jurisdiction.
Short v The Falkland Islands [2020] EWHC 438 (Admin) (21 February 2020)
The Divisional Court held that section 84 of the Extradition Act 2003 asks whether there is a case to answer under English law, not Falkland Islands law, and dismissed the appeal.
Carter, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2014] EWHC 2603 (Admin) (29 July 2014)
The High Court held that the Home Office fee-waiver policy for FLR(O) applications was unlawful insofar as it was incompatible with Article 8 ECHR.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against a possession order, holding that Article 8 did not give a proportionality defence against a private landlord under section 21 Housing Act 1988.
The UK Supreme Court held that allegations of systemic judicial corruption in Albania were serious enough to require reconsideration before extradition could proceed.
Administrative Court dismissed an extradition appeal, holding the European Arrest Warrant gave sufficient particulars and sought prosecution, not mere suspicion.
Klimas, R (on the application of) v Prosecutors General Office of Lithuania [2010] EWHC 2076 (Admin) (08 July 2010)
The High Court dismissed an extradition appeal to Lithuania, holding that prison conditions shown to be below international standards did not prove a real Article 3 risk.
The High Court held the claimant’s immigration detention unlawful because it was used to seek detention arrangements in Iraq, not simply removal.
HXA v The Home Office [2010] EWHC 1177 (QB) (21 May 2010)
The High Court held that the claimant’s 10-month immigration detention pending deportation was unlawful because removal was not realistically achievable in time.
The High Court dismissed Ali Handa’s extradition appeal, held the refusal to adjourn was irrational, but extended the extradition period to his release date.
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