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In re G v [2012] 1 JLR_Note 14 (12 January 2012)

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The court considered the conduct of the parents in determining whether to grant a contact order, prioritizing the welfare of the child.

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    Family Law / Contact Order

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whether a contact order should be made in light of the conduct of the parents

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    family law

    The welfare of the child is the paramount consideration in contact order applications.

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The court considered the conduct of the parents in determining whether to grant a contact order, prioritizing the welfare of the child.

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