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For the Appellant: Mr Glenn Hodgetts (of Counsel), instructed by South West Law Solicitors
This appeal has its origins in a decision made by the Entry Clearance Officer, (hereinafter the � ECO �) for Amman, Iraq, whereby the Appellant�s application for entry clearance to settle in the United Kingdom in the capacity of child or other dependant of a settled person was refused. By its determination promulgated on 28 th August 2013, the First-Tier Tribunal (� the FtT �) dismissed the Appellant�s appeal. The Appellant now appeals with permission to the Upper Tribunal.
The grant of permission to appeal to this Tribunal was based on an assessment that the FtT had arguably erred in law by treating the sponsor�s disability living allowance as public, rather than personal, funds. The other grounds of appeal were also considered arguable. These formulate a total of four challenges to the decision of the FtT:
(a) (As noted above) the FtT erred in law in its treatment of the public funds issue, having regard to the decision in KA and Others (adequacy of maintenance) Pakistan [2006] UK AIT00065 .
(b) The FtT�s adverse credibility findings are vitiated by irrationality and/or a failure to take all material evidence into account.
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