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I meant Section 39 (2) of the 1981 British Nationality Act

The parents of British origin is something to do with Section 1 of the Act and not Section 39. Apologies, for my mistake, I meant Section 39 (2) of the act and not Section 2.

Look at Section 2, at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/right-of-abode-roa/right-of-abode-roa (Last Updated: 12 August 2015)

According to the electoral register in 2005-06 from 192.com, he's 37-41

I've written a letter to Theresa May arguing why Frank should be allowed to stay in the UK: Here's what I've written:

This was extended from Monday 19th October 2015 Source

By the location on a actual map, also could it be that a national rail ticket is more 'superior' than a LU Ticket when putting the ticket onto a LU station barrier ?

Sorry, I meant the location of these stations, such as Chalfont and Latimer and Rickmansworth which is in between High Wycombe and London, which I thought the reason why the barrier opened.

The only error I had was error 41- using the ticket more than 2 times in short period as I was playing with the barrier (in chalfont and latimer)

my ticket says between High Wycombe * and London Zones 1-6 , as Zones 7-9 is in between the origin (High Wycombe) and destination (Zones 1-6), does the barrier think I am in between these two stops ?

I used a national rail ticket from High Wycombe to Zone 1-6 of the London Zones yesterday and I went to 7-9 stations (only Chalfont and Latimer and Rickmansworth) and I put my ticket onto the barrier and it let me enter the station and also I tried to exit the station and it worked. I was...