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              By a decision issued on 15 July 2024, the Upper Tribunal set aside the decision of the First-tier Tribunal. I now remake that decision.
              The appellant and sponsor attended the hearing with a view to giving oral evidence. Unfortunately, the interpreter booked by the Upper Tribunal did not speak the same language as the appellant. Ms Nolan and Mr West agreed to proceed without the appellant giving oral evidence.
              I heard oral evidence from the sponsor. I found the sponsor to be an entirely credible witness who sought to assist the Tribunal by giving honest and clear answers. I have decided the appeal on the basis that the appellant and sponsor have given truthful accounts.
              Based on the evidence before me, I make the following findings of fact:
(a)            The appellant came to the UK in December 2021 as a visitor with the intention to return to India before her visa expired. However, due to her poor health (both mental and physical) she and the sponsor decided that she would apply to remain in the UK in order for the sponsor and his family to be able to continue supporting her. Her application was made while she still had leave.
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