EU to rule on Chinese woman's bid for UK residency

A Chinese woman’s fight for the right to stay in Britain will be decided by a European Court verdict today.

EU to rule on Chinese woman's bid for UK residency
Tue, 19 Oct, 2004 - 09:59

A Chinese woman’s fight for the right to stay in Britain will be decided by a European Court verdict today.

Mrs Man Levette Chen, who runs a successful company in China with her husband, moved to Belfast to give birth deliberately to win UK residency rights.

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