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Fransman's British Nationality Law 4th ed

Laurie Fransman KC, Adrian Berry

ISBN13: 9781526512963

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781845920951

Published: November 2024

Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

Price: £395.00

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Written by the recognised world authority on the subject, this title remains the definitive work on British nationality law.

Includes the following updates:

Changes to primary legislation as regards deprivation of citizenship and registration as a British citizen
Changes to secondary legislation including Nationality Instructions being replaced by the Nationality Guidance, and the Immigration Rules which now contain provisions for a Statelessness Determination Procedure
Updated case law surrounding statelessness and possession of nationality
European Union citizenship, international standards and principles of nationality law, both in the European region and globally.

Subjects:: Immigration, Asylum, Refugee and Nationality Law

Contents:: Part I. Nationality at state, European Union and international levels; 1. Principles of Nationality Law; 2. International Sources of Nationality Law; 3. Overview of the Evolved British Structure in its Contemporary European Context; Part II. British subjects to British citizens; Section A British nationality law prior to 1983; 4. Introduction: preliminary concepts and 'status tracing'; 5. The law prior to 1915: the statute De natis ultra mare (1350) to the Naturalization Acts (1870–1895); 6. The law between 1914 and 1949; 7. The law between 1948 and 1983: introduction and the re-classification of British subjects; 8. The law between 1948 and 1983: the acquisition and loss rules; 9. The law between 1948 and 1983: separate development of the right of abode; Section B British nationality law since 1983; 10. The law from 1983: the British Nationality Act 1981 and later Acts: the reclassification on commencement, subsequent developments and the fate of partiality; 11. The new regime in force from 1 January 1983: new categories, automatic reclassification, the revision of patriality and retention of the royal prerogative; 12. Overview of the treatment since 1983 of Gibraltar, the Falkland Islands, Hong Kong and other British overseas territories; 13. The different qualities of residence for the purposes of the British Nationality Act 1981; 14. Acquisition of British citizenship: birth, abandonment and adoption; 15. Acquisition of British citizenship: descent; 16. Acquisition of British citizenship: naturalisation; 17. Acquisition of British citizenship: registration; 18. Acquisition of British citizenship: incorporation/annexation of territory; 19. Loss and resumption of British citizenship and loss of the right of abode; 20. Acquisition and loss of British overseas territories citizenship, British Overseas citizenship, British subject status under BNA 1981, British protected person status, British National (Overseas) status and Commonwealth citizenship; 21. Claiming that British citizenship or the right of abode has been acquired by operation of law; 22. Making application for naturalisation, registration, renunciation, a certificate of entitlement or confirmation of status; 23. Appealing (or otherwise challenging) rejected claims and refused applications; 24. Passports and prerogative, Protection and Travel Documents; 25. Statelessness; Part III. Catalogues; A. Mini-catalogues according to type of territory; B. The British catalogue; C. The European Union catalogue; Appendices; 1. Treaties and other international instruments; 2. Statutes; 3. General statutory instruments; 4. Statistics