The Senior Courts Act 2016 is affected by certain parts of the Immigration Act 2009. Specifically, sections 247, 248, 249, 250, and 262 of the Immigration Act take precedence over the Senior Courts Act. This means that when dealing with immigration matters, you need to consider these specific sections of the Immigration Act first, even if they differ from what the Senior Courts Act says.
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250: Certain appeals and review proceedings to be treated as priority fixture, or
“Courts will prioritise immigration appeals and reviews for non-citizens”
252: Proceedings involving classified information may be heard only by nominated Judge, or
“Only special judges can handle court cases with secret information”
The Senior Courts Act 2016 is subject to sections 247, 248, 249, 250, and 262.
