H v H (Abduction: Acquiescence)
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
| Date | 1996 |
| Year | 1996 |
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5 cases
- Re H (Abduction: Acquiescence)
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Attorney General (Central Authority) v Young (nee New) 2001 Civil Jur. No. 90
...immediate return under the Convention. Re O (Abduction: Consent and Acquiescence)FLRUNK [1997] 1 FLR 924, [1997] Fam Law 469, H v HFLR[1996] 2 FLR 570, 574G. Secondly, the factors which govern the exercise of the discretion were suggested by Waite J in W v W (Child Abduction: Acquiescence)F......
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B T v J R T
... ... 11 There are limited defences available to the abducting parent to prove. The two relied on here, acquiescence and grave risk, are not absolute. If established they give the courts of country B a discretion whether to order the return of the child or not ... court proceedings should they be ordered to return to Australia, he was unlikely to succeed on the defence of grave risk (see TB v JB (Abduction: Grave Risk Of Harm) (2001) 2 FLR 515) ... It was not possible in the time available for these to be agreed ... 17 I ... ...
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T B v J B (Abduction: Grave Risk of Harm)
...was) in W v W (Child Abduction: Acquiescence) [1993] 2 FLR 211 and later adopted by him in the Court of Appeal in H v H (Abduction: Acquiescence) [1996] 2 FLR 570, at p 574. Apart from (c), the consequences of the acquiescence, which is irrelevant here, these were (a) the comparative suitab......
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