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out of countrytoeic test fraudfair hearing
Underhill LJ's summary in Ahsan v Secretary of State for the Home Department
[2017] EWCA Civ 2009
Key Principle
Where the Secretary of State alleges TOEIC English-language test fraud and certifies a human rights claim so that any appeal can only be pursued out-of-country, an out-of-country appeal is not a fair or effective remedy for resolving the disputed factual question of whether the individual cheated, so the appellant is entitled to an in-country appeal.
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