Re E (A Minor)

Core Citations

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CONSIDERS

• Re P (Abduction: Consent)

REFERS TO

• Re P (A Child) (Abduction: Custody Rights)
• Al Habtoor v Fotheringham
• Re J (A Child) (Custody rights; Jurisdiction)

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• Re S (Minors) (Child Abduction: Wrongful Retention)

DOES NOT FOLLOW

• Re A (Wardship: Habitual Residence)

DOES NOT APPLY

• Re Z (Abduction: Non-Convention Country)

CITES

• M v T (Abduction)

CONSIDERS

• T v T (Abduction: Consent)
• Re H (Abduction: Acquiescence)
• Child Abduction and Custody Act 1985

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• Children Act 1989 - Articles : SCH-1
• Child Abduction and Custody Act 1985 - Articles : SCH-1
• Children Act 1989
• Child Abduction and Custody Act 1985

DISTINGUISHES

• Re M (Abduction) (Consent: Acquiescence)
• Re F (A Minor) (Child Abduction)
• Re R (Abduction: Habitual Residence)

REPORTED OPINION OF in

• [2008] 2 FLR 293

REFERRED in

• Re S (Abduction: Children's Representation)
• AA v BB

RELIED UPON in

• H, R and E (Children)

CONSIDERED in

• Re WA (A Child) (Abduction) (Consent; Acquiescence; Grave risk of Harm or Intolerability)

This document cites

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• Re A (Wardship: Habitual Residence)
• Re J (A Child) (Custody rights; Jurisdiction)
• Re H (Abduction: Acquiescence)
• Al Habtoor v Fotheringham
• Re R (Abduction: Habitual Residence)



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• Re F (A Minor) (Child Abduction)
• Re P (A Child) (Abduction: Custody Rights)
• Re S (Minors) (Child Abduction: Wrongful Retention)
• M v T (Abduction)
• Re Z (Abduction: Non-Convention Country)
• Re P (Abduction: Consent)
• T v T (Abduction: Consent)
• Re M (Abduction) (Consent: Acquiescence)
• Child Abduction and Custody Act 1985
• Children Act 1989