Decision revoking Egyptian national’s residence card ignored conclusion that his EU citizen wife had a right of residence

Judicial review – asylum and immigration – European law - Egyptian national challenging the decision his residence card - separated from his EU-national wife – wife lives here and receives job seekers allowance - residence card revoked on the basis that his wife is not exercising EU Treaty rights consistent with the EC (Free Movement of Persons) Regulations 2015 - one must be habitually and lawfully here to receive jobseeker’s allowance – cannot sidestep the Department of Social Protection who deems that his wife enjoys a primary right of residence – failed to provide reasons why he does not enjoy a derivative right of residence under the Regulations in circumstances where the Department of Social Protection has determined that his wife enjoys a right of residence – cannot get information from his wife - cannot properly be expected to do the impracticable – decision unreasonable and irrational – judicial review granted.