Immigration and Nationality Law Reports
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Product description
Why should you subscribe to Immigration and Nationality Law Reports
It is the most authoritative source of leading decisions across all relevant courts and tribunals, available in print as well as LexisLibrary..
Each issue of Immigration and Nationality Law Reports provides:
- Reliable and accurate case reports from the following courts: Asylum and Immigration Tribunal, High Court, Court of Appeal, House of Lords, European Court of Human Rights
- Judgments from overseas jurisdictions which have important international implications for UK practitioners
- Full text of judgments
- Extensive headnotes prepared by specialist immigration lawyers, providing a concise summary of the issues raised
- Comprehensive indexing by subject, lists of all cases, statutes and statutory instruments considered, plus cumulative lists of all cases reported during the year
Editors
Editor: Manjit S Gill QC, Barrister, Gray's InnConsulting Editors: Richard G Care, Former Chairman, Immigration Appeal Tribunal
Rambert de Mello, Barrister, Lincoln's Inn
Mark A Symes, Barrister, Lincoln's Inn
James C Hathaway, Professor of Law, University of Michigan, Barrister, Law Society of Upper Canada
David C Jackson, Former Vice President, Immigration Appeal Tribunal; Emeritus Professor of Law, University of Southampton
Richard Towle, United Nations High Commission for Refugees, Geneva, Switzerland