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ANNOUNCEMENT: Pro Bono Immigration Advice

August 13, 2020
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Barristers at 10 Kings Bench Walk believe that refugees deserve our compassion and need our help, now more than ever. Members of our immigration team are therefore pledging to provide pro bono legal advice to anyone crossing the Channel during the Covid-19 pandemic. Barristers are available for free initial consultations to anyone affected and to…

Payment for Appeal Skeleton Arguments in First-tier Tribunal immigration and asylum appeals

May 22, 2020
By Admin
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Along with (so far) the immigration teams of 20 other sets of barristers’ chambers, the immigration team at 10KBW has adopted the following policy: Other than in exceptional circumstances, each member of the immigration team of the chambers listed below will not accept instructions under the ‘Reform Procedure’ to prepare an ‘Appeal Skeleton Argument’, unless…

Important Notice: Coronavirus (COVID-19)

March 16, 2020
By Admin
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10 King’s Bench Walk Chambers remains open for business. In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) illness, 10 King’s Bench Walk Chambers have introduced temporary precautions to ensure that, in so far as we can, we minimize the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on our business and to protect the health and safety of our members,…

Court of Appeal grants Emma Harris permission to appeal and finds it arguable that the Secretary of State for the Home Department breached her duty under Article 22 of the Procedures Directive

February 20, 2020
By Admin
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Ms Harris’s client (the Appellant) is a Sri Lankan national who had claimed asylum in the UK on the basis of his fear of the Sri Lankan authorities because of his previous association with the Tamil Tigers or “LTTE”. Although the Sri Lankan civil war ended in 2009, it is known and accepted by the…

Upper Tribunal grants Amarjit Seehra’s client permission to bring judicial review

December 13, 2019
By Admin
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The Upper Tribunal has granted Amarjit Seehra‘s client permission to bring judicial review proceedings against the Secretary of State for the Home Department after she made the decision to refuse the client’s fresh claim on asylum and human rights grounds. The Upper Tribunal noted the low threshold in relation to arguability and also determined that…

The Upper Tribunal considers whether death or torture is the “greater harm”

November 15, 2019
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Emma Harris appeared for the asylum claimant in this unusual appeal by the Home Office in which the Home Office was forced to agree that in order for their appeal to succeed they would have to argue that death is a “greater harm” than torture and that a person could be expected to submit to…

James Bogle succeeds in contempt proceedings in the High Court acting for the Claimants

October 8, 2019
By Admin
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James Bogle, senior civil practitioner at 10 King’s Bench Walk, succeeded in contempt proceedings in a commercial case in the High Court acting for the Claimants, led by Mark Heywood QC of 5 King’s Bench Walk. The Respondent was found in breach of five court orders restraining, among other things, disparagement of the Claimants and…

Ian Beeby Called to the Bar of Ireland

July 25, 2019
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Chambers congratulates Ian Beeby on being called to the Bar of Ireland. Ian is now authorised to receive instructions and appear at hearings in Irish courts at every level.

Robert Parkin appears in Court of Appeal case on immigration appeal rights

July 19, 2019
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Robert acted for the Claimant in the Court of Appeal challenging a decision by the First Tier Tribunal striking out an appeal against a decision of the Secretary of State refusing his Article 8 claim for lack of jurisdiction. The Claimant had made an out-of-time human rights claim no right of appeal under the rules…

Emma Harris Has Findings of Deception Set Aside in the Upper Tribunal

July 5, 2019
By Admin
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Emma Harris this week successfully had set aside and remade in the Appellant’s favour, the decision of a First-Tier Tribunal Judge who had wrongly found as a matter of fact that, as both parents of a child were Indian Nationals, it followed automatically that the two children born in the UK must have been Indian…

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