Sharan Rupra, a specialist immigration lawyer at Kangs Solicitors, outlines a recent case which demonstrates the failure of the Home Office to present its own case in a satisfactory manner before the Courts. Sharan Rupra was instructed to represent a Pakistani National who had an application rejected for further leave to remain in the UK […]

Kangs Sports client Nathan Smith scored his first Port Vale goal as the Valiants secured a third successive league clean sheet in a 1-0 victory over Rochdale FC. Nathan rose highest to head the winner from a corner in the first half which subsequently moved the Valiants up to 4th in the league and left […]

Losing your driving licence for any length of time has far reaching repercussions beyond the punishment administered by the court. Obligatory Disqualification | Driving Ban Some offences carry obligatory disqualification for a minimum period of twelve  months. This minimum period is automatically increased where there have been certain previous convictions and disqualifications. An offender must […]

Section 2 of the Criminal Justice Act 1987 gives powers to the SFO to serve a Notice in writing requiring a person whose affairs are to be investigated or, any other person whom it is believed has relevant information, to answer questions or furnish information with respect to any matter relevant to the investigation.

What is a Section 2 Interview?| Solicitors dealing with Serious Fraud Office (‘SFO’) cases Section 2 of the Criminal Justice Act 1987 gives powers to the SFO to serve a Notice in writing requiring a person whose affairs are to be investigated or, any other person whom it is believed has relevant information, to answer […]

On many occasions the team at Kangs Solicitors have been asked the questions: “Can I stop these proceedings against me?” where the Crown Prosecution Service haven’t disclosed to their Solicitor all of the evidence or “When will the CCTV footage of the incident referred to in my interview be disclosed to my Solicitor?” Often, defendants […]