How many immigration lawyers are listed at D&S Law (Dalley Sundar)?

This directory names 3 immigration lawyers at D&S Law (Dalley Sundar).

Where is D&S Law (Dalley Sundar)?

This directory lists D&S Law (Dalley Sundar) in Auckland. Its Auckland office is at 110 Carlton Gore Road, Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand.

Does D&S Law (Dalley Sundar) practise only immigration law?

This directory records D&S Law (Dalley Sundar) as an immigration-focused law firm.

Have immigration lawyers at D&S Law (Dalley Sundar) been named in published disciplinary decisions?

No matched published decisions. No published findings of the New Zealand Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal, the Legal Complaints Review Officer or a Law Society standards committee were matched to the immigration lawyers named at D&S Law (Dalley Sundar).

Have immigration lawyers at D&S Law (Dalley Sundar) appeared at the Immigration and Protection Tribunal?

Published Immigration and Protection Tribunal decisions name the immigration lawyers at D&S Law (Dalley Sundar) as counsel in 166 appeals between them.

D&S Law (Dalley Sundar)

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Auckland
3 immigration lawyers named in this directory
Earliest admission among them 2014
166 published IPT appeals across its immigration lawyers

Verified as practising New Zealand lawyers. Stewart Dalley is a barrister and solicitor specialising in immigration, refugee law, and family formation. New Zealand lawyers with a current practising certificate are exempt from immigration adviser licensing and are regulated by the New Zealand Law Society.

Immigration and Protection Tribunal record

166 published appeals

Allowed 99Other 3Dismissed 64

Published appeals by appeal type, with their outcomes
Appeal type	Outcomes	Published	Allowed share	All appellants
Refugee & protection	37 allowed, 24 dismissed, 2 other	63	Allowed 61% of 61	All appellants 21%
Deportation: non-resident	34 allowed, 26 dismissed	60	Allowed 57% of 60	All appellants 37%
Residence: skilled migrant	9 allowed, 4 dismissed	13	Allowed 69% of 13	All appellants 48%
Deportation: resident	7 allowed, 5 dismissed	12	Allowed 58% of 12	All appellants 35%
Residence: partnership	4 allowed, 3 dismissed	7	Allowed 57% of 7	All appellants 54%
Residence: special policies	4 allowed, 1 dismissed, 1 other	6	Allowed 80% of 5	All appellants 68%
Residence: dependent child	3 allowed	3	Under 5 decided	All appellants 57%
Deportation: type not stated	1 allowed	1	Under 5 decided	All appellants 83%
Residence: permanent & returning resident	1 dismissed	1	Under 5 decided	All appellants 42%
All types	99 allowed, 64 dismissed, 3 other	166	Allowed 61% of 163

The sum of the published appeals naming each of the immigration lawyers named at this firm as counsel: a record of its people, not a rating of the firm. A percentage shows only where 5 or more appeals were decided.

Appeals by person

Name	Published	Allowed	Dismissed	Other	Allowed share
Stewart Dalley	91	55	33	3	63% of 88
Pooja Sundar	75	44	31	0	59% of 75
All	166	99	64	3	61% of 163

Each appeal is counted under the person the decision names. Allowed share is allowed appeals out of those decided either way, shown only at 5 or more decided. Each person's profile lists their decisions.

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