WEBAbout this document. This document provides background information about the history of nationality law and can be used in conjunction with guidance to assess citizenship claims.
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WEBPatriality: A concept introduced by the Immigration Act 1971, referring to a person’s right to reside in the UK based on their (or their parent’s or grandparent’s) birth in the UK, …
WEBThis includes holders of certificates of entitlement or patriality showing they have the right of abode in the United Kingdom. More information can be found here: Nationality Policy: …
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WEBThis legislation was a turning point that introduced the concept of patriality, where only UK passport holders with a parent or grandparent born in the UK had the automatic …
WEBThis was further codified in the Immigration Act 1971, which introduced the disturbing language of “patriality” to the right to live and work in the UK. The European Economic …
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WEBUnder section 39(8) of the British Nationality Act 1981, a certificate of patriality issued under the 1971 Act and in force immediately before 1 January 1983 is regarded as a …
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WEBprinciple of patriality, introduced by the 1971 Immigration Act, broadly speaking only those British subjects who were born in the British Isles and their descendants (that is basically …
WEBFootnote 50 A series of new laws were made in effect restricting the scope of 1948 citizenship and restricting thereby inward migration: Commonwealth Immigrants Act …
WEBintroduction of the notion of patriality as a qualifier for the status of British citizen under the 1968 and 1971 Commonwealth Immigration Acts. The idea of patriality brings the …
WEB(1) For “certificate of patriality”, wherever (except in section 33(1))... 4. In section 3(7) of the 1971 Act (powers available where... 5. In section 8(5) of the 1971 Act, for the …
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