Immigration

GS (Article 3 - health exceptionality) India

[2011] UKUT IAC 00035_ukut_iac_2011_gs_indiaUpper Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum)2011

“In D v United Kingdom [1997] 24 EHRR 43, the claimant came into the exceptional category because he was beyond the reach of medical treatment, and hence no medical care obligation was placed on the e…”

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