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Judicial review and legal status

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tanvir1985th
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Judicial review and legal status

Post by tanvir1985th » Sat Nov 30, 2013 11:36 pm

please gurus answer my question. if i get refused after 2nd application within 28 days after first refusal and then go for judicial review will my leave be extended by virtue of section 3c and 3d?
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Post by vinny » Sun Dec 01, 2013 1:26 am

No. Section 3C/3D is not applicable as a Judicial review is not made under sections 82(1) nor 104.
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Extension2013
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Post by Extension2013 » Sun Dec 01, 2013 11:37 am

vinny wrote:No. Section 3C/3D is not applicable as a Judicial review is not made under sections 82(1) nor 104.
If section 3C/3D doesn't apply during a judicial review which could be before the Upper tribunal then it does mean that an applicant becomes illegal because those section extends not only a work related condition but it also extends one's legal stay during first application for leave to remain or in an appeal before the FtT.
Abit confusing and technical question,could you please enlighten further.
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