Immigration

Pembele v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Paragraph 399(b) (i) � valid leave � meaning) Democratic Republic of Congo

[2013] UKUT IAC 00310_ukut_iac_2013_pp_drcUpper Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum)2013

“The term “valid leave”, as appears at paragraph 399(b)(i) of the Immigration Rules, means leave to enter or remain under the Immigration Act 1971.”

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