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The appellant is a national of Bangladesh, born on 12 April 1995. She appeals against the decision of the First-tier Tribunal dismissing her appeal against the respondent's decision pursuant to paragraph 319V of the Immigration Rules refusing her application for leave to remain in the UK as the parent of her son.
The Judge found that she had not been able to show that ".....on return she meets the very high threshold in order to meet the requirements of 'living in the most exceptional compassionate circumstances'". [11]
In his "Notice of Decision" the Judge stated that "the appeal is dismissed under the Immigration Rules and on human rights grounds".
It is not evident, however, that the Judge considered the appellant's appeal under Article 8.
Her grounds of appeal before the Tribunal asserted that the refusal was unlawful because it is incompatible with her rights under the Human Rights Convention.
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