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Immigration analysis: The Supreme Court’s decision on the minimum income requirement (MIR) for partners of non-European Economic Area (EEA) nationals seeking leave to enter is considered by Tony Muman, barrister, at 43 Temple Row Chambers.
Do you earn enough—Article 8, section 55 and the minimum income requirement (R (on the application of MM (Lebanon)) v Secretary of State for the Home Department and other cases) (3)
Immigration analysis: The Supreme Court’s decision on the minimum income requirement (MIR) for partners of non-European Economic Area (EEA) nationals seeking leave to enter is considered by Tony Muman, barrister, at 43 Temple Row Chambers.
Do you earn enough—Article 8, section 55 and the minimum income requirement (R (on the application of MM (Lebanon)) v Secretary of State for the Home Department and other cases)
An informal event designed for conversation and networking, rather than a formal lecture, attendees will be provided with a written…
The 2017 rankings refer to Tony as “a well regarded junior who is noted for his Counsel on Immigration Law, Asylum and EU Nationality Law” and as “a safe pair of hands”.
Tony Muman heads the Immigration and Public Law teams in Chambers.
To book Tony or for any further enquiry please contact the clerks.
The Supreme Court decision handed down today certainly caused some confusion among commentators:
Income rules stopping thousands of British citizens bringing their foreign spouse to UK are lawful – Supreme Court – BBC Breaking News Rules separating British children from their parents declared unlawful by the Supreme Court – JCWI
The Supreme Court’s judgment does mean the government’s approach is unlawful, both in respect of children, and how foreign partners’ income and third party support should be treated.
But what about your clients? What about…
Each member of Chambers ensures that they keep abreast of all the developments in the law affecting our clients, enabling us to inspire confidence in our clients. Every case is presented in a highly professional and meticulous manner, whilst never losing sight of the individual needs of each client.
