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The appellant is a citizen of Iran born on 30 th August 1986 and she appeals against the decision dated 22 nd May 2013 by the respondent to refuse her a visit visa further to paragraph 41(i) and 41(ii) of the Immigration Rules.
First-tier Tribunal Judge Callow heard the appeal on 30 th January 2014 and promulgated a decision on 8 th April 2014 dismissing the appeal. The appellant had appealed with her aunt and uncle whose appeals were allowed. The appellant in this instance wished to visit her cousin but her right of appeal was restricted, as recorded by the judge, to human rights grounds under Section 84(1) (c) of the Nationality Immigration and Asylum Act 2002.
The application for permission to appeal was initially refused by First-tier Tribunal Judge Reed but the application for permission to appeal was renewed by the appellant and granted by Upper Tribunal Judge Reed.
At the hearing Mr Hopkin submitted that there was no right of appeal and the Tribunal had no jurisdiction.
The appellant stated in her grounds of appeal that she wished to visit her cousin the sponsor, Mr Mehdi Falaboland, a British citizen, for two weeks.
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