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Judicial Review to the High Court of Immigration Decisions

Judicial Review to the High Court on Immigration Matters

In situations where an application made to the UK Border Agency has been refused without a right of appeal or where all avenues of appeal have been exhausted, often the only option available to challenge that decision of the Secretary of State is by way of an application seeking a Judicial Review of the decision to refuse to the High Court. This process allows a decision to be reviewed by a judge and a decision to be made as to the lawfulness of that decision. Judicial Review is available against any decision or failure to act by a Public Body, including all Government departments and Agencies as well as decisions of Ministers in exercising their public functions.

The process can be costly however as Mansouri & Son Solicitors are committed to assisting some of the most needy people and as we are recognised by the Legal Services Commission as experts in teh area of Judicial Review, we are able to offer our clients Legal Aid, subject to your personal financial circumstances of course. We also need to be certain that your matter has a good prospect of success. For this reason we offer all our prospective clients a free initial 30 minute telephone consultation to assess the merits of their matter and advise on the availability of Legal Aid. Contact us today on 020 8401 7352 for your free telephone assessment.

Where you have a negative decision from teh UK Border Agency or Secretary of State and you have exhausted all your appeal rights our expert Immigration team will assess your circumstances and advise you on the prospect of success in proceeding with an application seeking leave to apply for a Judicial Review of that decision as well as full details of the potential costs implications. Please note that applications for Judicial Review can only be brought within 3 months of the date of the decision you wish to appeal, so it is imperative that you act swiftly and contact us straight away, so as to preserve the protection offered to you in the law.