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The Court of Appeal held that only residence as an EU citizen counts toward Article 28(3)(a) enhanced protection, and remitted the deportation appeal.
The Upper Tribunal held that an EU national could rely on resources from a UK spouse, including some social assistance, to satisfy self-sufficiency for residence and universal credit purposes.
OA, R (on the application of) v London Borough of Camden & Anor [2019] EWHC 2537 (Admin) (15 August 2019)
The High Court granted permission for judicial review on procedural fairness and reconsideration grounds in a Children Act section 17 support case.
The Court of Appeal held that the Upper Tribunal had erred in treating Zambrano as absolute and remitted a deportation case for fresh proportionality assessment.
The Upper Tribunal upheld the refusal of income support, finding the appellant had no right to reside under EU or UK law and no derivative right via her children.
Alhashem v The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions [2016] EWCA Civ 395 (21 April 2016)
The Court of Appeal held that employment and support allowance is social assistance, not a labour market-related benefit, so an EU job seeker could not claim it.
The Court of Appeal held that non-contributory ESA is social assistance, not a labour market-related benefit, so an EU job seeker could not claim it.
Borovikovs v London Borough of Lewisham & Anor [2016] EWCA Civ 657 (13 April 2016)
The Court of Appeal refused permission to appeal in a housing benefit case, holding the applicant had no arguable right to reside and no viable discrimination challenge.
The Court of Appeal refused permission to appeal in a housing benefit case, holding there was no real prospect of success on EU nationality, ECSMA, residency, or discrimination grounds.
The Supreme Court held that Pham was not rendered stateless by deprivation of British citizenship because Vietnamese nationality had not been shown to have been lost on the relevant date.
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