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This is the Appellant�s appeal against the decision of Judge Shimmin made following a hearing at Bradford on 3 rd January 2014.
The Appellant is a citizen of Pakistan born on 2 nd August 1990. She applied to come to the UK to join her husband on 30 th August 2013 but was refused on 12 th December 2013 on the grounds that she could not meet the maintenance requirements of the Rules.
He also considered Article 8 and concluded that whilst family life existed, since the financial requirements of the Rules could not be met, the refusal of entry clearance was proportionate.
The Appellant appealed on the grounds that the Sponsor believed that the hearing was to take place on 10 th January 2014 but it took place in his absence on 3 rd January 2014. He enclosed a P60 which verified his annual income as �18,917 and he was therefore in a position to meet the requirements of the Immigration Rules. Permission was duly granted.
This decision can only be set aside if it can be shown that the judge made a legal error in his decision. Two errors are argued here.
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