Is a passport officer legally qualified to revoke a duly issued UK passport without recourse to court approval

An on going nationality case involving an individual was about to be concluded by mutual consent but at the last minute it was found that an officer has taken it upon himself to revoke the passport in question and the nationality issue earlier on at the commencement of the case without waitin for the conclusion of the case at the court of law. Initial rulings at the review was given in favour of the individual by the court and agreements concluded to settle the matter by mutual consents before it was discovered than an officer in the immigration directorate had since earlier on revoke the passport without the conclusion of the case or express permission of the court of law as it stands today.

Answer:
A passport can be revoked at any time, for any reason. No one has a legal right to a passport.
when i was driving coaches across to Europe from England i have had various nationalities, some of which were from India and the pass port control coming back to England stamped their books for another 6 month visa, so i presume they have the power to do what they did to that individual
I should think that the passport official who revoked the passport BEFORE the case was finalised was in 'contempt of court'.

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