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This appeal has a long procedural history. The respondent's decision under challenge is the refusal of an application for a residence card as the family member of an EEA national exercising treaty rights in the United Kingdom dated 24 June 2015.
The appellant, a national of the Philippines born on 29 January 1974, claimed to be fully financially dependent upon her stepfather Mr [PE], a citizen of the Republic of Ireland, who is the partner of the appellant's mother, a British citizen.
The EEA national and the appellant's mother are not married but have lived together as an unmarried couple since 1994. The appellant states all three adults live in the same household at Pinner in Middlesex.
Upper Tribunal Judge Rintoul, following the decision of the Court of Appeal in Khan , which found Sala was wrong a position subsequently upheld by the Supreme Court, directed pursuant to Rule 45(i)(b) of the Upper Tribunal Procedure Rules that the Upper Tribunal intended to set aside the decision of 13 October 2017. The direction is dated 21 February 2018.
On 19 April 2018 Upper Tribunal Judge Rintoul set the decision of 13 October 2017 aside in accordance with the earlier direction.
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