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Manchester City Council v AO & Ors

The Family Court found that a child was unlawfully removed from Nigeria using false documents and continued care and placement orders, refusing an Independent Social Worker.

  • Care order
  • Placement order
  • Child welfare
  • Unlawful removal of child
  • False documentation
  • Adoption procedures
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Family law [2025] EWFC 212

Manchester City Council v AO & Ors

Manchester City Council v AO & Ors [2025] EWFC 212 (29 January 2025)

The court found the child had been brought from Nigeria using false documents and deliberate deception, continued the interim care order, and refused an independent social worker.

  • Care orders
  • Placement orders
  • International child movement
  • Fostering and adoption
  • False documentation
  • Parental responsibility
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Family law [2022] EWHC 2794 (Fam)

Oxfordshire County Council v JN & Anor

Oxfordshire County Council v JN & Anor [2022] EWHC 2794 (Fam) (01 July 2022)

The High Court made an age declaration for a child in care proceedings, relying on expert MRI-based evidence and broader case evidence where documentation was unreliable.

  • Age assessment
  • Care proceedings
  • Trafficking
  • False documentation
  • Age-assessment
  • Care-proceedings
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Family law

Medway Council v MI & Ors

The court placed M and C with their maternal aunt and uncle in Scotland under an SGO, while E, V and A remained with MI under a child arrangements order.

  • Special guardianship orders
  • Child arrangements orders
  • Prohibited steps orders
  • Family assistance orders
  • Child abduction
  • Sexual abuse
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Family law

SA v BN

The High Court found, on the balance of probabilities, that JN was alive, that death documents were fake, and that the mother and grandfather knew her whereabouts.

  • Parental responsibility
  • Contact orders
  • Child abduction
  • False documentation
  • Wardship
  • Habitual residence
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