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DT 1353 (FULLY BOOKED) From base metal into gold? The rights of third country nationals after Zambrano

THIS SESSION IS FULLY BOOKED, but we are hoping to repeat it. Email training@ilpa.org.uk if you wish to be placed on the waiting list or would be interested in a repeat.

A seminar focusing on the Zambrano judgment, the issues subsequently arising, subsequent relevant judgments of the Court of Justice (McCarthy, Dereci), national jurisprudence and UK Border Agency policy and their implications for practitioners. Alison Hunter, co-convenor of ILPA’s European subcommittee and Adrian Berry will facilitate a discussion between participants of the best approach to different scenarios including challenges to UK Border Agency policy, the meaning of dependency, how widely Zambrano can be read, the relationship between the judgments in Zambrano and Chen and the interaction of Article 8 and Zambrano.

Event details

Date(s):02 February 2012
Start Time:16.00
End Time:19.15
CPD Hours:3
Location:Central London
Level:Intermediate;Advanced
Main area:Immigration;European
Aim of course:A seminar designed to examine the issues arising since the Zambrano judgment and the implications for practitioners.  It will focus on the judgment itself, subsequent relevant judgments of the Court of Justice (CJEU) (McCarthy, Dereci, etc.) anational jurisprudence and UK Border Agency policy.

At the end of the session participants will:
  • understand the classes of person (adults and minors) who may benefit from Zambrano
  • understand how Zambrano may benefit overstayers, illegal entrants and other unlawfully present persons
  • have an overview of the scope of the Zambrano right and how it is different from rights arising under article 8 ECHR
  • be able to see how Zambrano may be deployed to establish an EU right of residence in the UK
  • understand how to secure residence documentation in recognition of the Zambrano right
  • understand how Zambrano may be deployed to challenge unlawful detention
  • understand how Zambrano may be deployed to resist removal and deportation
A seminar designed to examine the issues arising since the Zambrano judgment and the implications for practitioners.  It will focus on the judgment itself, subsequent relevant judgments of the Court of Justice (CJEU) (McCarthy, Dereci, etc.) anational jurisprudence and UK Border Agency policy.

 

Tutor details:Adrian Berry, Garden Court Chambers and Alison Hunter, Wesley Gryk
Tutor biographies:Adrian Berry is a barrister at Garden Court Chambers. He practices in EU law as it occurs in immigration, homelessness, social services and social security law. He has appears in cases before the Court of Justice of the European Union, as well as senior courts and tribunals in the UK. He works on cases concerning EU citizenship, free movement, social rights under EU law and fundamental rights in the EU legal order.

 

Alison Hunter is a partner at Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP and a co-convenor of the ILPA European subcommittee.

PriceConcessionary Training Prices: £60
Member Training Prices: £120
Non Member Training Prices: £240

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