An Algerian national has successfully challenged an order to leave French territory (OQTF) in court. Following the ruling, the deportation order was overturned, and she was granted a residency permit. Additionally, the French state was ordered to pay 1,000 euros to cover her legal costs. Her lawyer, Maître Merhoum-Ammiche, explained that the defense focused on the woman's family ties, as her husband holds a residency card and her children reside legally in France. This outcome highlights the significance of the right to private and family life in administrative appeals, noting that judicial authorities assess each case based on its specific circumstances.