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Minor – Removal outside jurisdiction. The Family Division decided that, in circumstances where the applicant father had never seen his child and was not named on her birth certificate nor had parental responsibility for her, it was not appropriate for a wardship order to continue or that the mother of the child should be compelled to return her to England and Wales.
Minor – Removal outside jurisdiction. The Family Division decided that, in circumstances where the applicant father had never seen his child and was not named on her birth certificate nor had parental responsibility for her, it was not appropriate for a wardship order to continue or that the mother of the child should be compelled to return her to England and Wales.
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