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The appellant is a citizen of Bangladesh born on 7 October 1985. He entered the UK illegally in October 2006. On 28 October 2008, he was encountered working at a restaurant in Gloucester and was served with notice that he was liable to be detained and removed as an illegal entrant. He was granted temporary admission subject to reporting conditions.
The appellant appealed to the First-tier Tribunal. In a determination promulgated on 28 January 2014, Judge Page dismissed the appellant�s appeal under para 276ADE, Appendix FM and Article 8 of the ECHR.
On 19 February 2014, the First-tier Tribunal (Judge Keane) granted the appellant permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal on the following ground;
In his oral submissions and written skeleton argument, Mr Ahmed who represented the appellant submitted that the Judge had erred in law in three respects.
First, in paragraph 23 of his determination the Judge had made a factual error by stating that the appellant�s wife was a national of Bangladesh when she was in fact a British citizen. This, Mr Ahmed submitted tainted the Judge�s finding that there was no reason why the appellant�s wife could not return with the appellant to live (or to seek entry clearance) in Bangladesh.
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