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Immigration Act 2009

Repeals, transitional provisions, saving provisions, and related matters - Transitional and savings provisions - Appeals and other matters in relation to appellate bodies

452: Appeals against, or review proceedings in respect of, Tribunal decisions under this subpart to be made under Part 7

You could also call this:

“How to challenge Tribunal decisions made under this part of the Act”

If you want to challenge a decision made by the Tribunal under this part of the law, you need to follow the rules set out in [Part 7] of the Immigration Act. This applies whether you want to appeal the decision or have it reviewed. You can’t use any other method to challenge the Tribunal’s decision - you must use the process described in [Part 7].

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Immigration and citizenship > Visas

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451: Persons eligible to appeal to court before former Act repealed, or

“Who can still appeal to court under the old immigration law”

453: No new appeal rights created, or

“No new chances to appeal decisions made under old immigration laws”

Part 12 Repeals, transitional provisions, saving provisions, and related matters
Transitional and savings provisions: Appeals and other matters in relation to appellate bodies

452Appeals against, or review proceedings in respect of, Tribunal decisions under this subpart to be made under Part 7

Any appeal against, or review proceedings in respect of, a decision of the Tribunal made under this subpart must be made in accordance with Part 7 of this Act.