C. v C. (Non-molestation Order: Jurisdiction)
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 11 November 1997 |
| Date | 11 November 1997 |
| Court | Family Division |
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12 cases
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Yunus Manjra v Rehma Shaikh
...clearly harasses and affects the applicant to such a degree that the intervention of the court is called for” ( C v C (Non-molestation Order: Jurisdiction) [1998] 1 FLR 554), but by considering whether there was any prejudice to the husband in its continuation. This error in her approach is......
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R v O'Neill
...are sought — or, at least, this wording is very widely used. In this regard, the observations of Sir Stephen Brown P, in C v C [1998] Fam. 70, at 73, are instructive as to the gravity which is required before the law is engaged: "…. [Molestation] implies some quite deliberate conduct which ......
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Re T (A Child)
...It must be conduct of 'such a degree of harassment as to call for the intervention of the court' ( Horner v Horner and C v B). Although in C v C the phrase 'was calculated to cause alarm and distress' was used, none of the authorities require that a positive intent to molest must be establi......
- Re Alwyn (non-molestation proceedings by a child)
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