X (A Child), Re
Given the risk of re-abduction and the need to give effect to the Scottish court's order, it is proper to grant the location and disclosure orders without notice to the respondent, ensuring the child's safety and the efficacy of judicial orders across UK jurisdictions.
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- Parties
- Applicant: Father; Respondent: Mother
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 27 January 2017
- Procedural Posture
- Family Law Child Abduction / Location Order / Ex Parte Application for Location and Disclosure Orders
- Outcome
- Location order and disclosure of information order granted ex parte.
- Legal Topics
- Location Order, Passport Order, Disclosure of Information, Judicial Comity, Ex Parte Procedure
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Parties
Father
Applicant
Mother
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Family Law Child Abduction / Location Order / Ex Parte Application for Location and Disclosure Orders
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the English court should grant a location order and disclosure of information order to make effective a Scottish court's order regarding a child removed from Scotland to England without notice to the respondent
Ratio Decidendi
Given the risk of re-abduction and the need to give effect to the Scottish court's order, it is proper to grant the location and disclosure orders without notice to the respondent, ensuring the child's safety and the efficacy of judicial orders across UK jurisdictions.
Court Disposition
Location order and disclosure of information order granted ex parte.
Orders
- Location order in standard form, including a passport order for both the child and the mother.
- Order for disclosure from the child's school regarding the child's address and whereabouts, to be executed only if the Tipstaff cannot execute the location order.
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