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Beroep op Chavez door man die voor Britse volwassen broer zorgt - Britse jurisprudentie kijkt verder dan slechts kinderen

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  Before   UPPER TRIBUNAL JUDGE PITT     Between   Mr Raja [K] (ANONYMITY DIRECTION NOT MADE) Appellant and   THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT   20.          The First-tier Tribunal states in paragraph 56: "I find this is not a case of considering what level of care can reasonably be provided by the state, nor is it case of considering what level of care is acceptable to the brother or of benefit to the brother. The brother is known to the local authority and the mental health services and there is no documentary evidence before me to suggest that the brother has been formally discharged from the mental health services and that he has previously had a carer's assessment. I find that there is simply no evidence that the brother would not receive adequate care in the UK, if the appellant were to leave the UK." The judge continues in paragrap...

Britse uitspraak: Kan je iemand met een Chavex Vilchez verblijfsrecht uitzetten bij criminele antecedenten?

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Let op: de overkant van de plas had niet de Terugkeerrichtlijn ondertekend. Nou is de vraag of die - omdat hij niet geldt voor EU onderdanen voor Chavez- verblijfsgerechtigden wel geldt maar dat is een andere vraag. In deze uitspraak worden een aantal interessante aspecten van Chavez gecombineerd met de lijn uit de Burgerschapsrichtlijn. Robinson (Jamaica) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) V         Legal landscape (a)       Union citizenship and the right to move and reside freely 31.              Article 20(1)FEU establishes Union citizenship and provides that “Every person holding the nationality of a member state” is a citizen of the Union. Under article 20(2)(a)FEU, citizens of the Union have “the right to move and reside freely within the territory of the member states”. Article 21(1)FEU also provides that...