D (A Child)
The proposed appeal was not arguable because the recorder's decision to refuse interim residence to Mrs T was a proportionate response to M's needs and circumstances, did not infringe Article 8 rights, and was based on findings of fact that showed Mrs T's home was not suitable for M's care at that time.
- Parties
- Applicant: Mrs T; Respondent: Milton Keynes Council; Respondent: M's mother; Respondent: M's father; Respondent: M (a child)
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 08 December 2005
- Procedural Posture
- Care Proceedings (child Protection) / Application for Permission to Appeal (interlocutory)
- Outcome
- permission to appeal refused
- Legal Topics
- Interim Care Orders, Residence of Child, Adoption, Article 8 ECHR, Appeal Procedure
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Parties
Mrs T
Applicant
Milton Keynes Council
Respondent
M's mother
Respondent
M's father
Respondent
M (a child)
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Care Proceedings (child Protection) / Application for Permission to Appeal (interlocutory)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the recorder erred in refusing to grant interim residence of M to Mrs T
- 2 Whether the recorder's order infringed Article 8 rights of Mrs T and M
- 3 Whether the refusal to adjourn for oral evidence from Mr Flatman was erroneous
Ratio Decidendi
The proposed appeal was not arguable because the recorder's decision to refuse interim residence to Mrs T was a proportionate response to M's needs and circumstances, did not infringe Article 8 rights, and was based on findings of fact that showed Mrs T's home was not suitable for M's care at that time.
Court Disposition
permission to appeal refused
Orders
- Application for permission to appeal refused
- No order for costs
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