T.P.M v M.B.M (M439/19)
T.P.M v M.B.M (M439/19) [2021] ZANWHC 14 (16 March 2021)
The court found that while there is prima facie evidence of contempt of court by the respondent regarding multiple orders about the minor child's residence and care, a final determination cannot be made without a thorough investigation into the child's best interests. The respondent's defence, based on acting as a guardian and the incomplete Family Advocate report, raises issues that require the child's views and wishes to be properly considered. The court declined to declare the respondent a vexatious litigant, noting that her litigation, though forum shopping, does not meet the threshold fo…
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- Primary Residence Of Minor
- Contempt Of Court
- Best Interests Of Child
- Guardianship
- Appointment Of Family Advocate