GR v The Department of Communities & Justice [2021] NSWSC 1013
On the evidence before the Court, including the emails, photographs and information about medical review and proposed scans, the asserted circumstances did not establish a medical emergency or exceptional circumstances warranting invocation of the parens patriae jurisdiction to return AB to GR's care.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 11 August 2021
- Procedural Posture
- Child Welfare Care Proceedings; Appeal From Care Order of Children's Court; Application to Stay or Set Aside Care Order / Urgent Application in the Equity Expedition List
- Outcome
- Application refused and dismissed
- Legal Topics
- ['care Order' 'appeal From Care Order' 'parens Patriae Jurisdiction' 'medical Emergency' 'application to Stay or Set Aside Care Order']
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Procedural Posture
Child Welfare Care Proceedings; Appeal From Care Order of Children's Court; Application to Stay or Set Aside Care Order / Urgent Application in the Equity Expedition List
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the Court should invoke its parens patriae jurisdiction on the basis of an asserted medical emergency involving AB.' "Whether AB should be placed immediately back in GR's care and home."]
Ratio Decidendi
On the evidence before the Court, including the emails, photographs and information about medical review and proposed scans, the asserted circumstances did not establish a medical emergency or exceptional circumstances warranting invocation of the parens patriae jurisdiction to return AB to GR's care.
Court Disposition
Application refused and dismissed
Orders
- ['Application to intervene pursuant to the parens patriae jurisdiction refused']
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