Judicial review concerning whether doctors should be allowed to give advice on contraception to young people without parental consent
Judgment from the ECHR in case concerning whether a mother could use frozen embryos fertilised by her now estranged partner when he has subsequently withdrawn his consent
Hearing to decide residence and contact issues arising where an abducted child had not been returned on the grounds that she was settled in her new environment
A father was appealing against a decision to allow the mother and children to remain in the UK following his application under the Child Abduction and Custody Act 1985. The appeal was dismissed.
An appeal against on order for sale under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 made in favour of a trustee in bankruptcy. Appeal dismissed.
An appeal by personal representatives of the deceased’s estate against a finding that he had been domiciled in England at the time of his death. Appeal allowed.
This was an application by a father for permission to appeal, with appeal to follow, an order for supervised contact on the grounds that the judge had not given the father a fair hearing. Permission was granted and the contact order was amended.
This was an application to apply for a judicial review of the recent increases in court fees as introduced by the Family Proceedings Fees (Amendment) Order 2005. The claim was brought by David Burrows, a specialist family lawyer from Bristol. Permission was refused.
Ruling concerning immunity from further proceeedings arising from evidence given in court by an expert witness.
