Q v Q

Core Citations

CONSIDERS

• Re M (Care Disclosure to Police)
• Re Y and K (Split Hearing: Evidence)

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• R v De Oliviera
• Arunas Kinderis (Applicant/father) v Gitana Kineriene (Respondent/mother)
• R v Brown (Milton)

CITES

• C (A Child)
• Re R (Children: temporary leave to remove from jurisdiction)
• JG v The Lord Chancellor and Others The Law Society (The Interested Party)

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• Re X (Children) (Disclosure for Purposes of Criminal Proceedings)
• General Mediterranean Holdings SA v Patel and Another
• Re X Children
• H v L and R
• Wiltshire Council v N
• (1) Teresa Gudanaviciene and Others v Director of Legal Aid Casework (1st Defendant) The Lord Chancellor (2nd Defendant)
• R v K
• Y & K (Children)
• M v Director of Legal Aid Casework The Lord Chancellor (1st Interested Party) The Helen Bamber Foundation (2nd Interested Party)
• J and S (Children)
• Bcc v Fz, Az, and Tvp
• Airey Case (Article 50)
• Q v Q
• A Local Authority v DG and Others
• R v Woodward
• Re Haughey's Application
• R v K (A)
• Re T (Wardship: Impact of Police Intelligence)

CONSIDERS

• Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012
• Human Rights Act 1998
• Children Act 1989 - Articles : S-8

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• Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 - Articles : S-34
• Criminal Justice Act 1988 - Articles : S-34A
• Crime and Courts Act 2013 - Articles : SCH-10
• Children and Families Act 2014 - Articles : S-13
• Fraud Act 2006 - Articles : S-13
• Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 - Articles : S-25

CONSIDERED in

• MG JG v JF (1st Respondent) JFG (a Child through the Guardian) (2nd Respondent)
• Re A (A Minor) (Fact Finding; Unrepresented Party)
• Re D (A Child) (Non-Availability of Legal Aid)

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• The Minister for Health and Social Services v A (the mother) and Hollie (through her guardian, Eleanor Green) and Joshua (through his guardian, Eleanor Green) and B (the grandmother)
• J (Children)

CITED in

• Re K and H (Children: unrepresented father: cross-examination of child)
• D (A Child) (No 2)
• Re C (A Child) (No 2)

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• Q v Q (No 3)
• Re K and H (Children)

REPORTED OPINION OF in

• [2015] 1 FLR 324
• [2015] 3 All ER 759
• [2015] 2 Fam CR 521

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• [2015] 1 WLR 2040

This document cites

• Convenio Europeo para la Protección de los Derechos Humanos y de las Libertades Fundamentales - Article 6
• R v Brown (Milton)
• Q v Q
• JG v The Lord Chancellor and Others The Law Society (The Interested Party)
• Re R (Children: temporary leave to remove from jurisdiction)



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• M v Director of Legal Aid Casework The Lord Chancellor (1st Interested Party) The Helen Bamber Foundation (2nd Interested Party)
• Arunas Kinderis (Applicant/father) v Gitana Kineriene (Respondent/mother)
• A Local Authority v DG and Others
• Y & K (Children)
• J and S (Children)
• H v L and R
• C (A Child)
• R v K
• Re X Children
• (1) Teresa Gudanaviciene and Others v Director of Legal Aid Casework (1st Defendant) The Lord Chancellor (2nd Defendant)
• Re X (Children) (Disclosure for Purposes of Criminal Proceedings)
• R v De Oliviera
• Re M (Care Disclosure to Police)
• General Mediterranean Holdings SA v Patel and Another
• Re Y and K (Split Hearing: Evidence)
• R v Woodward
• Bcc v Fz, Az, and Tvp
• Re Haughey's Application
• Wiltshire Council v N
• R v K (A)
• Re Y and Another (Children) (Care Proceedings: Split Hearing)
• R v K
• Re T (Wardship: Impact of Police Intelligence)
• Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
• Children and Families Act 2014
• Criminal Justice Act 1988
• Matrimonial Causes Act 1973
• Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012
• Children Act 1989
• Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984