Law reports – Page 2
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Family and children
Ex parte wardship proceedings were brought in respect of four children, all British citizens, as there were reasonable grounds for believing that the entire family had left the UK to join Islamic State in Syria.
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Family
The Supreme Court held that none of the exceptions to the general approach applicable to awards of costs in children’s cases as set out in Re T (Children) [2012] applied in the present case.
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Costs (family)
In financial proceedings the Family Division imposed a costs penalty on the husband. The judge commented on the scale of the costs incurred by the parties, which he described as ‘totally disproportionate’.
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Parental order
The Family Division held that the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 did not have the effect of preventing the court from making a parental order.
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Costs
A full report of the judgment in the costs case related to Marley v Rawlings, in which parents had each signed the wrong mirror will.
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Family
In this adoption application, the parent and step-parent of a child applied to the court to adopt a mother’s two children (by different fathers). The trial judge refused application so the father appealed.
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Probate
The judgment in the Marley v Rawlings wills mix-up appeal. General guidance was also provided in the matter of validity of wills.
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Medical treatment
Adult patient – Consent to treatment – Patient lacking capacity – Adult male, DE, having learning difficulties
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Marriage
Validity – Declaration – Respondent lacking capacity having married abroad in arranged marriage ceremony
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