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For the Appellants: Ms M Chowdhury, Counsel instructed by Daniel Aramide Solicitors
             This appeal comes back before me for the decision to be re-made, following a hearing before me and Deputy Upper Tribunal Judge Davey on 17 November 2022 which resulted in our finding that the First-tier Tribunal ("FtT") erred in law in its decision to allow the appellants' appeals.
             The appellants had appealed to the FtT against decisions dated 8 October 2021 to refuse their human rights claims, on the grounds of 'suitability' under section S-LTR of the Immigration Rules ("the Rules"), on the basis that their presence in the UK was not conducive to the public good because their conduct, character or associations, or other reasons made it undesirable to allow them to remain in the UK.
             Albeit that we set aside the decision of First-tier Tribunal Judge Monson for error of law, his decision contains a comprehensive summary of the background to the appeal which I cannot improve upon and I therefore quote aspects of it verbatim as follows:
"3. The Appellants are both nationals of Nigeria, and Mrs Jimoh is the wife of Mr Jimoh.
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