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For the sake of convenience I shall refer to the appellant as the entry clearance officer and the respondent as the claimant.
The claimant was born on 14 March 2012 and is a Nigerian national. She is the daughter of Mrs Mpapameari Nskian. The latter�s appeal was allowed by the First-tier Tribunal. The appellant only appeals the decision allowing the claimant�s appeal.
The notice of hearing setting out the date, time and place was served on the claimant�s sponsor on 25 April 2014 at the address on record. I stood the matter down until shortly before 4pm on 10 November 2014. However, there was still no appearance for the claimant. I accordingly proceeded to hear the appeal in accordance with the Upper Tribunal Rules.
The claimant�s and her mother�s appeals were both allowed by First-tier Tribunal Judge Rhys-Davies in a determination promulgated on 7 July 2014. She allowed the appeals under the Immigration Rules.
She found that it was credible that the claimant and her mother had an �entirely legitimate reason� to visit the UK. It was reasonable for the sponsor and Mr Williams to offer reciprocal hospitality to Mrs Nskian. This was to be for a short holiday in the UK. She would wish to bring her daughter, the claimant, with her while the older boys would be able to stay with their father during her short absence.
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