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For the sake of convenience I refer to the appellant as �the entry clearance officer� and to the respondents as �the claimants.�
The claimants are mother and son, nationals of Bangladesh, born on 8 January 1970 and 3 March 1993 respectively.
Their appeals against the decision of the entry clearance officer, recorded as having been made on 24 July 2013, to refuse to grant them entry clearance to come to the UK as family visitors was allowed by the First-tier Tribunal Judge Cohen in a determination promulgated on 8 August 2014.
The entry clearance officer was not satisfied that the family income was as claimed. There was insufficient evidence of rental income or earnings from land. Accordingly, the applications were refused.
The sponsor, Mr Ali, attended the hearing on behalf of the appellants. However, there was no appearance for the entry clearance officer.
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