A shared residence order may be still made if it is needed, but it remains an unusual order. Connell J discussed the guidance given as to shared residence orderButler-Sloss LJ said: ‘Miss Moulder, representing the father, accepts that the conventional order still is that there would be residence to one parent with contact to the … Continue reading A v A (Children: Shared Residence Order): CA 3 Feb 1994
The court considered the possibility of making a joint residence order. Purchas LJ said: ‘That such an order is open to the court, as has been said in the judgment of Cazalet J, is clear from the provisions of section 11(4) of the Children Act 1989, as was indicated during the debate on the Bill … Continue reading Re H (A Minor) (Shared Residence): CA 1 Dec 1992
Citations: [1986] 2 FLR 429 Jurisdiction: England and Wales Cited by: Cited – Re H (A Minor) (Shared Residence) CA 1-Dec-1992 The court considered the possibility of making a joint residence order. Purchas LJ said: ‘That such an order is open to the court, as has been said in the judgment of Cazalet J, is … Continue reading Riley v Riley: 1986
Joint residence order can be appropriate where residence to be shared. Citations: Ind Summary 14-Feb-1994 Statutes: Children Act 1989 8(1) 11(4) Jurisdiction: England and Wales Children Updated: 26 October 2022; Ref: scu.85684
The plaintiff had a lump on her breast. The surgeon, without first subjecting the lump to a microscopic examination in order to determine whether it was cancerous or benign, removed the breast. This was in 1973. The lump was subsequently found to be benign. The patient knew very soon after the operation that the lump … Continue reading Dobbie v Medway Health Authority: CA 11 May 1994
Both parents had parental responsibility. The French mother wished to return to live in France and to take the five year old child with her, applying to court for the appropriate order. Held: The court pointed to the real difficulties always in such applications, and traced the development of the case law from the introduction … Continue reading In re AR (A Child: Relocation): FD 10 Jun 2010
