RE TC and JC (Children: Relocation)

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Neutral Citation[2013] EWHC 292 (Fam)
Date2013
Year2013
CourtFamily Division
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19 cases
  • DF v N B-F
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 6 August 2015
    ... ... In the Matter of F (A Child) (International Relocation Cases) ... Between: DF Appellant and N B-F Respondent [2015] EWCA Civ 882 ... cross applications of the parties: that of L's mother for leave to remove her from the jurisdiction in accordance with section 13 (1) of the Children Act 1989 [CA 1989] and that of L's father for contact (now a child arrangements order) in accordance with section 8 CA 1989 ... 2 ... ...
  • Martha Josefina Ramirez Torres Applicant/Petitioner v Pedro Miguel Castellanos Basto Applicant/Respondent [ECSC]
    • British Virgin Islands
    • High Court (British Virgin Islands)
    • 3 April 2014
    ...to the current state of the judicial authorities which has been summarized to the point of clarity in the 2013 English case of Re TC and JC (Children: Relocation)10 in which Mostyn J observed; "The foundation of the jurisprudence in this field is the well-known case of Poel v Poel [1970]......
  • Between: F Applicant v M Respondent
    • Cayman Islands
    • Grand Court (Cayman Islands)
    • 20 August 2021
    ...matter before me where an unlawful retention took place in August 2020, I also note Mostyn J.'s cautionary warning given in Re TC and JC (Children: Relocation) [2013] EWHC 292 (Fam) where, although he found that the mother's conduct was “abysmal” and “an act of cruelty” to the father and t......
  • NJ v OV
    • United Kingdom
    • Family Division
    • 21 November 2014
    ...and will be bitterly disappointed. There is no scope for finding some comfortable middle ground. 5 In my recent decision of Re TC & JC (Children: Relocation) [2013] EWHC 290 Fam., given on 21 st February 2013, I analysed the highly acute decision of the New Zealand Supreme Court in Kacim v ......
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