YJW -v- Secretary of State for the Home Department (anonymity order)
Claim number: CO/2779/2022
AC-2022-LON-002088
In the High Court of Justice
King’s Bench Division
30 October 2023
Before:
Mr Justice Swift
Between:
The King on the application of
YJW
-v-
Secretary of State for the Home Department
Consent Order
UPON the Court of Appeal handing down judgment in CA-2023-000176 (R (AAA and Ors) v SSHD) and CA-2023-000189 (R (Asylum Aid) v SSHD) on 29 June 2023
AND UPON the SSHD being granted permission to appeal to the Supreme Court in UKSC 2023/0093, 0094, 0095, 0096 & 0097 – R (AAA & Ors), HTN (Vietnam), RM (Iran), AS (Iran) & SAA (Sudan) v SSHD
AND UPON the Defendant agreeing to not make a decision in respect of the inadmissibility of the Claimants’ asylum claim, or issue him with removal directions, pending the final resolution of the NRM process, including consideration of whether the Claimant should be granted discretionary leave to remain
IT IS ORDERED, BY CONSENT
1. The application for permission be stayed until 14 days after the Supreme Court hands down the judgment in UKSC 2023/0093, 0094, 0095, 0096 & 0097 – R (AAA & Ors), HTN(Vietnam), RM (Iran), AS (Iran) & SAA (Sudan) v SSHD
2. Within 7 days of the expiry of the stay, the Claimant must file and serve submissions concerning his proposals for the case management of this claim.
3. The Defendant may file a reply to the Claimant’s submissions. If she does so, the reply must be filed and served within 7 days of receipt of the Claimant’s submissions.
4. Pursuant to CPR r.39.2(4), the Claimant’s name be anonymised throughout these proceedings, and he is to be known as ‘YJW’. No report of these proceeding may identify the Claimant directly or indirectly. Any non-party may apply to the Court on paper to discharge this paragraph of this order, but any such application must be made on 7 days’ written notice to the parties.
5. Costs reserved.