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For the Respondent: Mr Stephen Walker, a Home Office Presenting Officer, who appeared via CVP
              Turning to consider those grounds in greater detail:
      Finally, it was asserted on behalf of the Secretary of State in the grounds that the judge had failed to consider adequately the requirements of Section 117B of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002. That section provides that the maintenance of effective immigration controls is in the public interest. The need for immigrants to meet the financial requirements, is in the interests of the economic well-being of the UK as is the requirement that they be able to speak English, so that they are better able to integrate into society.
              On 30 th June 2022 Judge Elliott gave permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal stating that no adequate explanation had been given as to how family life had been formed between the sponsor and the appellant and there had been a failure to apply the case of Kugathas . He gave permission to appeal on all grounds.
              The appellant has not attended or made any written representations in the present appeal. It has not been argued by or on his behalf that the decision of the First-tier Tribunal should be sustained for reasons other than those given by the judge.
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