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Louis v The Home Office [2021] EWHC 288 (QB), 2021 WL 00542118
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Louis v The Home Office [2021] EWHC 288 (QB), 2021 WL 00542118

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The case: The Claimant, a national of the Democratic Republic of Congo claimed entitlement to damages for false imprisonment and personal injury following unlawful immigration detention by the Defendant.  

 

 

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