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The Appellant is a citizen of Iraq (living in Jordan) who applied for entry clearance to the United Kingdom as a family visitor. Her application was refused but her appeal to First-tier Tribunal Judge Blandy was successful and he allowed her appeal in a decision promulgated on 9 th January 2015.
For the Appellant Mr Abdullah, the Sponsor was in attendance and he said he wanted his daughter to be a part of his life.
As was said in Adjei if Article 8 is engaged the Tribunal may need to look at the extent to which the claimant is said to have failed to meet the requirements of the Rule because that may inform the proportionality balancing exercise that must follow.
In paragraph 22 the judge went on to say that he found for the reasons he had given that to allow the Appellant to visit her family in this country would not in fact be contrary to the objective of maintaining an effective system of immigration control.
The making of the decision of the First-tier Tribunal did not involve the making of an error on a point of law.
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