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The sole ground for refusal was that the ECO considered that the marriage of the appellant and sponsor was a marriage of convenience. Judge Wilson concluded that it was not and accordingly allowed the appeal.
The first ground of appeal asserts that the judge failed to have regard to previous applications for entry clearance made by the appellant in which she had allegedly relied upon false documents in support. Mr Diwnycz, for the Entry Clearance Officer, did not seek to rely upon these grounds. He told me that the Entry Clearance Officer was unable to prove to the required standard that the previous applications had been supported by false documents.
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