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The Appellants are both citizens of Iran. Mr Farjadnia was born on the 20 February 1942 and his wife was born on the 19 February 1940.
Both applicants made application to the Entry Clearance Officer for leave to enter the United Kingdom as adult dependant relatives under Appendix FM of Statement of Change of Immigration rules HC395 as amended (�the immigration rules�). The application was considered under Paragraph EC-DR 1.1 and refused. In refusing the application the Entry Clearance Officer said, in respect of Mr Farjadnia�s application:
That refusal was dated the 21 January 2013. The refusal in respect of the Second named Appellant was in similar form and dated the same date.
The Appellants both appealed to the First-tier Tribunal and their appeal was heard by First-tier Tribunal Judge Kempton at North Shields on the 10 December 2013. For some reason which is not apparent, the judge decided to produce two separate but almost identical determinations, rather than deal with both appeals in one determination. Since they are linked appeals I deal with both in this determination.
The judge set out the requirements of the immigration rules noting that E-ECDR.2.5 requires that:
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