Within care proceedings a finding had been made that LM's sibling had been killed by the Mother. LM's GAL asked the court to make an order prohibiting publication of details which could serve to identify LM. It was held that the art 10 rights of the media were not outweighed by the art 8 considerations relating to LM's postion. However while there was no blanket ban an order was granted preventing the publication of LM's name and address.
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A Father's appeal against a DJ's refusal of his appplication to be assessed in Bangladesh by an independent social worker was upheld. It was held that while the DJ had been correct on the information before him it had subsequently been shown that an ISW already in Bangladesh could complete an assessment within the court's timescale.
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Within care proceedings a finding had been made that LM's sibling had been killed by the Mother. LM's GAL asked the court to make an order prohibiting publication of details which could serve to identify LM. It was held that the art 10 rights of the media were not outweighed by the art 8 considerations relating to LM's postion. However while there was no blanket ban an order was granted preventing the publication of LM's name and address.
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A residence order in favour of a natural father in respect of a child born under a surrogacy agreement was upheld. The natural mother's appeal was dismissed.
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The CA upheld the decision of a judge to make the specific issue order sought by a father that his two children be informed of their true paternity.
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In the well publicised 'prodigal wife' case the CA allowed a husband's appeal against the upward variation of a nominal maintenance order made in 1981 and its capitalisation in the sum of £202,000. Further written submissions were invited on the fair result to be arrived at.
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The CA set aside a prohibited steps order and ordered a re-trial in a matter concerning removal of a child to Ireland where the judge in coming to his decision had not had regard to the decision in Re E.
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The CA held that notwithstanding a consent order in Mesher terms it was open to the court to make an order for sale in respect of a FMH on an application made by the trustee in bankruptcy of the husband under s14 TLATA 1996.
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The CA upheld the decision of a judge to make an order under s91(14) of the Children Act 1989 prohibiting a mother from making any further applications in respect of her son until he reached his majority.
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Justices' decision not to grant parental responsibility to a father was quashed and the matter remitted for further consideration where the justices' reasons has not reached the required standard. A clear chronology had not been set out and no reference had been made to the credibility of witnesses.
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