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An application for permission to appeal was made by the Entry Clearance Officer but nonetheless for the purposes of this decision I shall refer to the parties as they were described before the First Tier Tribunal that is Ms Firdous as the appellant.
The appellant is a citizen of Pakistan born on 30 th October 1985 and she applied for entry clearance to visit her brother Khalid Hameed in the United Kingdom.
Her appeal was refused by the Entry Clearance Officer on 1 st October 2013. The appellant had been employed as a teacher since 2011 with a monthly income of �40.90 and was also supported by her brother in the UK. The appellant wished to visit the UK at a cost to herself personally of �300 to see her brother, his wife and their two young children.
The Entry Clearance Officer refused the appeal on the basis that it was not considered she was a genuine visitor or that she would return at the close of her visit.
The appellant appealed on the basis of the restricted grounds of appeal and human rights on the grounds further to Section 84(1)(c) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act to the effect that she has a family life with her brother. Judge Robson heard the appeal on 4 th July 2014 and allowed the appeal finding at paragraph 42 that:
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