Re O. (A Minor) (Blood Tests: Constraint)
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Date | 2000 |
Court | Family Division |
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6 cases
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Z (Children)
...Act 1969, a statutory scheme which abrogates any power to direct the taking of a sample under the inherent jurisdiction: In re O (A Minor) (Blood Tests: Constraint), In re J (A Minor) [2000] Fam 139, 151. Unless he is himself a child, the father cannot be compelled to provide a DNA sample: ......
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LG v DK
...make decisions and appoint deputies) of MCA 2005. 15 Mr. Ruck Keene relied on a decision of mine at first instance( Re O (A Minor) (Blood Tests: Constraint) In re J (A Minor [2000] Fam 139) for the proposition that, so far as children were concerned, sections 20 and 21 of the 1969 Act provi......
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Valerie Anderson (Personal Representative of William Brian Anderson Deceased) v David Spencer
...was ousted by FLRA 1969 and there is therefore no place for the inherent jurisdiction. Mr Mylonas relies in this regard upon Re O (a Minor) (Blood Tests: Constraint) [2000] Fam 139. This was a case where the mother of the children, the subject of the order, refused to consent to the testing......
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David Spencer v Carol Spencer and Others
...to make a direction for scientific testing to establish paternity under the inherent jurisdiction was ousted by the Act: Re O (A Minor)(Blood Tests: Constraint) [2000] Fam 139. In that case, two men had each obtained directions for the testing of a child to establish paternity, but the mot......
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Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000
...also amends the legislation to address the issue raised by a High Court judgment (re O and re J(Minors)(Blood Tests: Constraint) [2000] 2 W.L.R. 1284 ). Section 21(3) of the 1969 Act provides that a blood sample may be taken from a person under the age of 16 if the person who has care and c......