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UI2025001238 [2025] UKAITUR UI2025001238 (10 November 2025)
The Upper Tribunal dismissed an Iraqi asylum appeal, upholding findings that the appellant had not shown ongoing risk from his father or inability to obtain documents.
The Privy Council held that misdirections on evidence, intention, and premeditation in a Mauritian murder trial amounted to a serious irregularity.
The Privy Council dismissed Darren Singh’s appeal, refusing to disturb concurrent findings that TT$1.5 million paid by LMCS Ltd was a loan, not a repayment arrangement.
The Privy Council held that circumstantial evidence gave reasonable and probable cause for a malicious prosecution charge, and dismissed the appeal.
The Privy Council dismissed Malik Cox’s appeal, upholding murder convictions based on trial findings that two prosecution witnesses were credible despite an immunity deal and delayed identification.
The Privy Council restored the trial judge’s findings that a police officer lacked honest belief and acted maliciously in prosecuting Kevin Stuart.
DC000732019 [2022] UKAITUR DC000732019 (15 March 2022)
Upper Tribunal appeal concerning deprivation of British citizenship was dismissed after finding the appellant had used a false place of birth in obtaining status.
PA053482019 [2021] UKAITUR PA053482019 (19 March 2021)
The Upper Tribunal dismissed the Secretary of State’s appeal, holding that the First-tier Tribunal had given adequate reasons and made no error of law in allowing the asylum claim.
The Privy Council held that Miss Chen remained a de jure director of PFF and breached fiduciary duties by failing to stop repayment of an insolvent loan.
The Privy Council restored the trial judge’s findings that Messier Dowty had a duty to warn Bahamasair about risks in the original landing gear design.
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