C (A Child), Re [2010] EWMC 68 (FPC) (2010)
The evidence establishes that C would be at risk of significant harm if placed with his parents. Only a Care Order and Placement Order will safeguard C's welfare, and parental consent must be dispensed with as C's welfare requires it. Adoption is necessary for C's permanent, stable, and loving home.
- Citation
- [2010] EWMC 68 (FPC)
- Parties
- Applicant: X Local Authority; 1st Respondent: A; 2nd Respondent: B; 3rd Respondent: C
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Procedural Posture
- Care and Placement Order Application / Final Hearing
- Outcome
- Care Order and Placement Order made for C; parental consent dispensed with; care plan approved.
- Legal Topics
- Care Order, Placement Order, Adoption, Parental Consent, Welfare Checklist, Human Rights
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Parties
X Local Authority
Applicant
A
1st Respondent
B
2nd Respondent
C
3rd Respondent
Procedural Posture
Care and Placement Order Application / Final Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether threshold criteria for a Care Order are met
- 2 Whether a Placement Order should be made for C
- 3 Whether parental consent should be dispensed with for placement
Ratio Decidendi
The evidence establishes that C would be at risk of significant harm if placed with his parents. Only a Care Order and Placement Order will safeguard C's welfare, and parental consent must be dispensed with as C's welfare requires it. Adoption is necessary for C's permanent, stable, and loving home.
Court Disposition
Care Order and Placement Order made for C; parental consent dispensed with; care plan approved.
Orders
- Care Order for C
- Placement Order for C
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