Sentences with phrase «of wardship»

The title given to a minor who is the subject of a wardship order.

Not exact matches

Both images, however, see the Constitution and society exercising «wardship» by protecting believers from at least the more egregious damage these feeble - minded might do to themselves (perhaps further justification for Obamacare's sterile sex coverage — three centuries of religious imbeciles is enough!).

cases invoking the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court, whether in relation to children (wardship) or incapacitated or vulnerable adults; and international cases involving applications for relief under either the Hague Convention or Brussels II bis.

Waite LJ (at 287) said wardship was unnecessary: «Rule 9.2 A (1)[now FPR 2010, r 16.6 (3)-RSB- gives C exactly the same rights in wardship as she enjoys in proceedings under CA 1989, Pt 2... If, therefore, the judge believed that wardship provided a means of requiring C to accept a guardian ad litem, he was mistaken.

The Ontario Court of Justice decision in 1995 to grant the Children's Aid Society temporary wardship so that the infant could obtain the blood transfusion was upheld.

For children, this is most often found in the exercise of court powers in relation to care proceedings, but it can also extend to wardship proceedings (now being used in relation to children who are under threat from FGM (female genital mutilation) or being removed to live in Syria or other troubled countries).

There is some authority that by starting the welfare checklist with the issue of the child's wishes and feelings, the intention was to give s 1 (3)(a) greater weight (see the Court of Appeal decision in Re P (minors)(wardship)[1992] 2 FCR 681).

There is no such thing as a care order for adults and the jurisdiction is not to be equated with the jurisdiction of family courts under the Children Act 1989 or the wardship jurisdiction of the High Court (para 24).

This was a mother's appeal of a Crown wardship no access order.

Children's Aid Society of Toronto v. L.T. concerned the dismissal of an appeal of a Crown wardship order for delay.

[It is somewhat unclear why the appellant made the s. 15 (3) argument before the ONCA, as a statutory breach would not, in itself, justify the setting aside of the Crown wardship no access order.

This was a self - rep appeal of a Crown wardship no access order.

To seek orders in wardship to protect a named young person (who is the subject of proceedings) from undesirable associations is relatively common and was done here

CAS v. A.F. was yet another unsuccessful parent appeal of a Crown wardship order, summarily dismissed.

L.G. and D.D. involved two unsuccessful appeals of Crown wardship no access orders, whereas Bryce is an unsuccessful domestic appeal by a self - rep.

The appellant mother appealed a Crown wardship order in respect of three of her children, arguing that she had been inadequately represented by her trial counsel and that the children should have been placed with the maternal grandmother (who was herself, at the time of trial, involved in ongoing proceedings with child protection authorities vis - a-vis her own children).

Emma, Kiren and Forum join other members of the department who are Resolution Accredited Specialists in forced marriage and honour based violence, domestic abuse, public and private law children and the Law Society's Advanced Accreditation schemes in children law, violence in the home, children law private, child abduction and wardship

She has experience in a wide range of contentious family issues including private children law encompassing the full range of Section 8 Children Act applications and others with international elements, such as permanent removal of children from the jurisdiction, wardship and child abduction.

Simran also deals with complex applications under the High Court's inherent jurisdiction and wardship cases and has represented clients in cases where s removals have been successfully prevented to a number of countries including Russia, Egypt, Turkey and Colombia.

Simran is a member of Law Society's Family Law Advanced Accreditation Scheme with a specialism in child abduction and wardship and violence in the home.

A civil Court which consists of three divisions: - i) Queen's Bench (can be known as King's Bench Division if a King is assuming the throne)- civil disputes for recovery of money, including breach of contract, personal injuries, libel / slander; ii) Family - concerned with matrimonial maters and proceedings relating to children, e.g. wardship; iii) Chancery - property matters including fraud and bankruptcy

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A list of support groups and services for people affected by wardship, adoption and donor conception can be found on the Victorian Department of Human Services website.