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For the sake of convenience I shall refer to the appellant as �the entry clearance officer� and the respondent as �the claimant.�
The claimant is a national of Cameroon, born on 12 th February 1969. His appeal against the decision of the entry clearance officer dated 2 nd April 2013 to refuse to grant him entry clearance to the UK as the spouse of his sponsor, Mrs Agnes Foumbi Takwi, was allowed under the Immigration Rules by First-tier Tribunal Judge Clayton in a determination promulgated on 9 th June 2014.
Whilst acknowledging that he had provided some of the required evidence, he had failed to provide all the required specified documents relating to his sponsor's employment. Accordingly, he had not demonstrated that his sponsor had received the required financial income.
Furthermore, the claimant was not exempt from the English language requirement under paragraph E-ECP.4.2. He provided no evidence that he had undertaken a test from the UKBA's approved test providers. His application was accordingly also refused under ECP.1.1(d) of FM.
Judge Clayton found that the claimant had shown on the balance of probabilities that both he and the sponsor intended to live permanently with each other as spouses and that their marriage was subsisting [13].
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