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The Appellant appeals against a determination of Judge of the First-tier Tribunal W L Grant and Mr J H Eames (the Panel) promulgated on 15 th August 2012. The Panel dismissed the Appellant�s appeal against the Respondent�s decision dated 28 th March 2012 to refuse to revoke a deportation order which had been made on 25 th June 2008.
The Appellant is a male citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) who was born in 1964. The Appellant arrived in the United Kingdom from Calais on 1 st March 1997 and claimed asylum. This application was refused on 3 rd March 1997 and the Appellant submitted an application for judicial review. On 7 th March 1997 he was granted temporary admission and on 29 th November 2000 his asylum claim was substantively refused, and he lodged an appeal against that decision.
Although he had an outstanding appeal, the Appellant lodged a fresh claim for asylum on 11 th February 2002. His appeal was dismissed in a determination promulgated on 8 th October 2002. His fresh claims for asylum were refused on 3 rd April 2003 and 29 th May 2003. His subsequent appeal was refused in a determination promulgated on 8 th December 2003. This was his second appeal hearing.
On 13 th January 2004 the Appellant applied for leave to remain outside the Rules which application was refused on 8 th March 2004 with no right of appeal. He then made a further application on 6 th April 2006 which was refused on 25 th May 2006.
On 29 th November 2007 the Appellant was convicted for possessing a false identity with intent to commit fraud and was sentenced to ten months� imprisonment and recommended for deportation. He was served with a notice of intention to make a deportation order on 19 th February 2008. His appeal against the decision to make a deportation order was dismissed in a determination promulgated on 19 th May 2008 which was his third appeal hearing.
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