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The Secretary of State submits that the tribunal erred in failing to consider whether the claimant had a right of residence under Article 39 of the EC Treaty as a workseeker, in the light of Regina v Immigration Appeal Tribunal, ex parte Antonissen (Case C-292/89) [1991] ECR I-745.
In its decision issued on 17 December 2002 in Secretary for the Home Department and S.K., the Immigration Appeal Tribunal quashed the decision of the Adjudicator who had upheld the appeals against the refusal of asylum to ethnic Serbs on the ground that they would face persecution in Croatia.
This has opened the way to some successful Article 4 claims before the Immigration Appeal Tribunal, and immigration adjudicators, by women who have been trafficked and held in forced domestic labour.
Leave to appeal to the Immigration Appeal Tribunal was refused by the Tribunal on 9 December 1981 on the ground that the determination of the appeal did not turn on any arguable point of law and that leave to appeal was not otherwise merited (see paragraph 37 above).
See also the House of Lords decision in R v Immigration Appeal Tribunal, Ex parte Shah [1999] 2 AC 629 which is generally consistent with the High Court’s approach.
Regina v Immigration Appeal Tribunal and Another, Ex parte Shah [1999] 2 WLR 1015, [1999] 2 AC 629.
In its decision, SK and others [UKIAT] 0563, issued on 17 December 2002, it concluded that “unless the situation deteriorates to a significant extent or special circumstances can be shown in an individual case, no ethnic Serb should be able to establish a claim under either Convention”.On 20 December 2002, the Immigration Appeal Tribunal heard the applicant’s appeal.
There is no record of an application for leave to appeal to the Immigration Appeal Tribunal.
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Immigration Appeal Tribunal and Surinder Singh, ex parte Secretary of State for Home Department, EU:C:1992:296.6Case C-60/00, Mary Carpenter v.