Whilst Tizzy is waiting for her appeal to be heard she begins to feel ill and on visiting the

hospital she is told that she has the symptoms of HIV. Tizzy is convinced that she must have contracted HIV from Randolph because of his many partners who might be carrying the virus. After blood and other tests she is told that her condition is very serious as she has a rare blood condition which means that the traditional treatment may not work. Tizzy's health deteriorates quickly and she is admitted for treatment. The hospital tells you that she has a 50/50 chance of survival if she stays in the UK for treatment.

Q4. Using relevant Human Rights provisions and case law assess the chances of the Home Office allowing Tizzy to stay in the UK for treatment