In Re P (Minor) (Residence Order: Child’s Welfare): CA 11 May 1999

In an application to vary a residence order to return a child to natural from foster parents, no preference was to be given to the natural parents. Their religious views were relevant but not paramount, and a child might be raised in a different religion. A s91 order can properly be made without limit of time or for the period of the court’s jurisdiction over the child under s8.

Citations:

Times 11-May-1999, Gazette 26-May-1999, [2000] Fam 15

Statutes:

Children Act 1989 91(14)

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Cited by:

CitedIn re S (Permission to seek relief); In re E (Permission to seek relief) CA 18-Aug-2006
Each father appealed orders under the section restricting conditionally their right to make applications under the Act without permission.
Held: S91 orders must state their term, and the nature of the application to which it related, but must . .
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Updated: 08 April 2022; Ref: scu.82098