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The Appellant, a national of Germany appealed against the Respondent's decision dated 8 May 2015, to refuse to issue a registration certificate with reference to the Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006 on the basis that he had failed to provide sufficient evidence that he was a qualified person as defined under the 2006 Regulations.
Accordingly the parties are agreed that there is a material error of law in the Judge's decision on the matter and that the Original Tribunal decision cannot stand and must be remade.
It is agreed that I can readily remake the decision on the basis of the positive findings of fact made by the Judge in Mr Khan's case. In the light of the same I do no more than consider and accept the conclusion reached, with which there is no disagreement, that he was a qualified person and entitled to a residence certificate. Accordingly the following decision is substituted.
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