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A passport order can be made at certain points in civil litigation. A litigant may be forced to surrender their passport, so as to prevent them from leaving the UK. But what happens if they then overstay any immigration permission to remain in the UK as they are unable to travel? Might they be prosecuted for an immigration-related criminal offence? And what about the impact of such a restriction on their liberty and movement? Is there a violation of their fundamental rights?
2 weeks ago September 6, 2021September 6, 2021Adrian Berry

Passport Orders in Civil Litigation: Consequences for Immigration Control and Human Rights

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