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by Obie » Fri Nov 14, 2014 12:37 pm
It is worth noting that Regulation 15 (3) does not only cover public policy, but also 21 (B)(2).
It appears that Home Office are systematically abusing that provision.
I have seen a case, where they are invoking that provision for criminal offence that was not declared.
It was wrongly alleged that the person was seeking to acquire right by fraud, in failing to declare a conviction.
It is clearly not the intention of the law, but it has not stopped them using it for that purpose.
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