In re KLA (An Infant): 2000

Sir John MacDermott considered the purpose of freeing orders. The purpose was: ‘to find out if a child would be available for adoption before prospective adopters were found and their hopes frustrated if the adoption court ruled that consent was not being unreasonably withheld.’

Judges:

Sir John MacDermott

Citations:

[2000] NI 234

Jurisdiction:

Northern Ireland

Cited by:

CitedDown Lisburn Health and Social Services Trust and Another v H and Another HL 12-Jul-2006
The House considered when adoption law would allow an adoption without the consent of the birth parent where there had been some continuing contact between that parent and the child.
Held: (Baroness Hale dissenting) The appeal against the . .
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Adoption

Updated: 21 July 2022; Ref: scu.243095