Immigration-related public law
One Pump Court’s immigration team barristers are all highly experienced public law specialists; indeed immigration law is a part of public law, which governs the relationship between individuals and the state. We advise and represent in cases where there is no right of appeal to the Immigration Tribunals and challenges must instead be brought on public law principles, usually through an action for judicial review.
We frequently advise and represent in court on:
- Judicial review of non-appealable decisions
- Injunctions, including the merits of an out-of-hours application
- Challenges to lawfulness of Home Office policy
- Certification of claims as “clearly unfounded”
- Challenges to “deport first appeal later” decisions
- Unlawful detention
- Age disputes
- Deprivation of British nationality and refusal to naturalise
- Allegations of deception and bad character
- Challenges to delays in decision making
We are highly recommended by the leading legal directories for our expertise in immigration-related public law.
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News & Cases
Brenda Efurhievwe assists Windrush descendant in challenging deportation and regularising his status
TH is a descendant of Windrush generation parents, who arrived in the UK as a child and lawfully resided in the country for over 50 years.
Brenda Efurhievwe
Katherine Soroya successful in Upper Tribunal on meaning of “seriously ill” for the purpose of Article 3
Katherine Soroya
Brenda Efurhievwe’s article “Judicial discretion and burden of proof in civil penalty appeals” published on Free Movement
The article considers two County Court decisions which demonstrate novel approaches regarding the issues of judicial discretion and the burden of proof in appeals against civil penalties.
Brenda Efurhievwe