J.v v Q.I.

Core Citations

CONSIDERS

• KR v HH

CONSIDERS

• Child Abduction and Enforcement of Custody Orders Act, 1991
• Protection of Children (Hague Convention) Act, 2000
• Re F (A Minor) (Child Abduction)

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• P v P (Minors) (Child Abduction)

REFERS TO

• Re P-J (Abduction: Habitual Residence: Consent)
• C. v G
• Re M (Republic of Ireland) (Child's Objections) (Joinder of Children as Parties to Appeal)

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• Re K (Abduction: Consent)
• A C W v Ireland
• P v B (No 2) (Child Abduction: Delay)
• LC (Children)
• M S v A R
• C A v C A (otherwise C McC)
• Brassil v DPP
• A.S. v P.S. (Child Abduction)
• Minister for Justice (E.M.) v J.M.
• K v K (Child Abduction: Acquiescence)
• R Naik v Secretary of State for The Home Department
• C v H (Abduction: Consent)
• The Child Abduction and Enforcement of Custody Orders Act, 1991, and the Hague Convention, and ANU and AWU (Children), between AU v TNU
• S v S (Child Abduction) (Child's Views)
• R v R
• M (A Child)
• M.S.H. v L.H. (Child Abduction: custody)

CONSIDERED in

• L.F. v S.C. (Child Abduction: Grave Risk, Views of the Child)
• B.E. v R.E.
• W.W. v D.D. (Child Abduction: Habitual Residence, Exercise of Custody Rights, Grave Risk, Views of the Child)

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• J.T.S. v M.K.S.
• I.F. v J.G.
• M. v M
• J.K -v- L.E (Child Abduction: Grave Risk, Views of the Child)
• Ugo v Fpo
• A v B
• O.S. v O.S. (Child Abduction: Exercise of Custody Rights, Grave Risk, Separation of Siblings, Views of the Child)
• M v M
• Re- B (Children) (Abduction: Consent: Oral Evidence) (Article 13(b))
• The Minister for Justice and Equality v Andrius Sciuka
• CT v PS
• J.A.H.O. v M.R

REFERRED in

• F v C
• M v M
• Re- B (Children) (Abduction: Consent: Oral Evidence) (Article 13(b))

CITED in

• K. v E
• A v B
• The Minister for Justice and Equality v Andrius Sciuka

APPLIED in

• Ugo v Fpo

REPORTED OPINION OF in

• [2020] 11 JIC 0903

This document cites

• Minister for Justice (E.M.) v J.M.
• M S v A R
• R v R
• M (A Child)
• Re M (Republic of Ireland) (Child's Objections) (Joinder of Children as Parties to Appeal)



See all quotations

• The Child Abduction and Enforcement of Custody Orders Act, 1991, and the Hague Convention, and ANU and AWU (Children), between AU v TNU
• R Naik v Secretary of State for The Home Department
• Re F (A Minor) (Child Abduction)
• S v S (Child Abduction) (Child's Views)
• Re P-J (Abduction: Habitual Residence: Consent)
• P v P (Minors) (Child Abduction)
• Re K (Abduction: Consent)
• K v K (Child Abduction: Acquiescence)
• C A v C A (otherwise C McC)
• M.S.H. v L.H. (Child Abduction: custody)
• A C W v Ireland
• P v B (No 2) (Child Abduction: Delay)
• A.S. v P.S. (Child Abduction)
• C v H (Abduction: Consent)
• LC (Children)
• Council Regulation (EC) No 2201/2003 of 27 November 2003 concerning jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and the matters of parental responsibility, repealing Regulation (EC) No 1347/2000
• C. v G
• Brassil v DPP
• KR v HH
• Child Abduction and Enforcement of Custody Orders Act, 1991
• Convention on the Rights of the Child