Category: Immigration

Wyatt Paul v HMRC: Permission Needed to Raise New Points During an Appeal

The recent case of Wyatt Paul v HMRC [2022] UKUT 116 (TCC) confirmed: permission by a party must be sought from the Upper Tribunal (UT) to argue a…

Post date 18 October 2022
Post author By LEXLAW Solicitors & Barristers
Post categories In Administrative Law, Civil Litigation, Court of Appeal, Financial Services Litigation, Financial Services Tribunal, HM Treasury, HMRC, Immigration, Litigation, Taxation
Tags Appeal, Derivatives, Financial Regulation, Financial Services, HMRC, Interest Rate Swaps, Litigation, PaulvHMRC

Immigration: EU Citizenship and Passports for Sale to High Net Worth Migrants

LexisNexis’ LexisPSL (a leading UK legal publisher) recently interviewed LEXLAW’s High Net Worth Immigration Team on ‘whether Malta could set a trend for selling EU citizenship?’ We commented on…

Post date 9 December 2013
Post author By LEXLAW Solicitors & Barristers
Post categories In Immigration
Tags Entrepreneur Visa, EU Citizenship, EU Passport, EU Visa, High Net Worth Immigration, Immigration Policy, Individual Investor Programme, Investor Visa, Naturalisation, Schengen, Tier 1, UK Immigration

Sky News report on UKBA Immigration backlog featuring LEXLAW

The Home Affairs Committee’s Eighth Report on the work of the UK Border Agency was published today. Rhiannon Mills of SKY NEWS met with Aisha Choudhry of LEXLAW’s Immigration Team to…

Post date 8 November 2013
Post author By LEXLAW Solicitors & Barristers
Post categories In Immigration, Media, News
Tags High Net Worth Immigration, Home Affairs Committee, Home Office, Immigration, UK Immigration, UK Visa, UKBA

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Wyatt Paul v HMRC: Permission Needed to Raise New Points During an Appeal

Immigration: EU Citizenship and Passports for Sale to High Net Worth Migrants

Sky News report on UKBA Immigration backlog featuring LEXLAW

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