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Sham Marriage?
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http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-24 89949/P olice-s torm-sh am-wedd ing-Har rods-wo rkers-r ealisin g-real. html
Not that exclusive a story; The Times has the same one; but the idea that it wasn't a sham marriage because, inter alia, the bride was carrying a Chanel bag, is amusing. Did our immigration officials act with principle but too much enthusiasm in how they exercised their powers?
Not that exclusive a story; The Times has the same one; but the idea that it wasn't a sham marriage because, inter alia, the bride was carrying a Chanel bag, is amusing. Did our immigration officials act with principle but too much enthusiasm in how they exercised their powers?
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A spokesman for the council said: “We are legally obliged to report any suspected sham marriages or civil partnerships to the Home Office. It is then for the Home Office to decide how to progress and whether to take action.”
A Home Office spokesman said: “Where suspicions are raised that a marriage may not be genuine we will investigate. On this occasion no action was taken.”
Of 2,800 marriages and civil partnerships at Camden Town Hall between January 1, 2012 and September 30, 2013, 94 were reported to the Home Office as potentially “sham”, a council spokesman said
A spokesman for the council said: “We are legally obliged to report any suspected sham marriages or civil partnerships to the Home Office. It is then for the Home Office to decide how to progress and whether to take action.”
A Home Office spokesman said: “Where suspicions are raised that a marriage may not be genuine we will investigate. On this occasion no action was taken.”
Of 2,800 marriages and civil partnerships at Camden Town Hall between January 1, 2012 and September 30, 2013, 94 were reported to the Home Office as potentially “sham”, a council spokesman said
AOG, t found the story in The Times online first. The Times however has a paywall and only subscribers get the whole story, as I have discovered when giving a link to the paper before on here; the rest only get the headline and perhaps the first paragraph.
The Mail is open to anybody, and free, so I went to see whether I could find the story there, for you and the rest of us.
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The Mail is open to anybody, and free, so I went to see whether I could find the story there, for you and the rest of us.
Satisfied?