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For the sake of consistency with the decision in the First-tier Tribunal I will hereafter refer to Miss Perrin as the Appellant and to the Entry Clearance Officer as the Respondent.
The Respondent refused the Appellant's application for leave to enter as a family visitor on 13 May 2014. Her appeal against that decision was allowed by First-tier Tribunal Judge O'Hagan on Article 8 of the ECHR grounds only following a hearing on 1 December 2014. This is an appeal against that decision.
First-tier Tribunal Judge Simpson granted permission to appeal (16 January 2016) on the grounds that;
(2) an application for entry clearance as a spouse can be made if the Appellant wants to live here with her partner, and
The Appellant did not engage with the appeal process having sought to "withdraw".
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