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Northern Irish Court of Appeal dismisses appeal from High Court, and affirms refusal of judicial review of decision that applicant was illegal entrant by reason of failure to disclose intention to have child in Northern Ireland.
Judicial review - appeal from refusal in High Court (Gillen J) - decision that applicant was illegal entrant to the UK - failure to give birth of child as reason for entry - suggestion that applicant did not know pregnancy was at advanced stage - whether adequate weight given to applicant's evidence - Section 33(1) of the Immigration Act 1971 - whether material deception established - whether alleged deception had been effective in securing entry to state - consideration of medical notes - effect of finding on other child undergoing medical treatment.
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