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      The appellant is a citizen of Pakistan born on 3rd January 2013. The appellant appealed against a decision of the respondent who, on 7th March 2023 refused her application for entry clearance to the United Kingdom as the child of a parent who is present and settled in the UK. The First-tier Tribunal dismissed the appeal. The appellant now appeals to the Upper Tribunal, permission to appeal having been granted by Upper Tribunal Judge Perkins.
      The First-tier Tribunal summarises the background of the appeal at [3-7]:
      There is merit also in the remaining grounds, in particular Ground 3 which points to the judge's failure to assess correctly and in accordance with the principles of TD (Yemen) the evidence of shared care of the appellant by several adult family members. In any event, I find that the decision of the First-tier Tribunal is seriously flawed and should be set aside. There will need to be a fresh fact finding exercise which is better conducted in the First-tier Tribunal.
The decision of the First-tier Tribunal is set aside. None of the findings of fact shall stand. The appeal is returned to the First-tier Tribunal for that Tribunal to remake the decision following a hearing de novo.
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