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Re I-A: use of the inherent jurisdiction to try to set aside adoption orders

Re I-A: use of the inherent jurisdiction to try to set aside adoption orders

by reporting watch team | Aug 12, 2021 | Cases, Explanation, FCReportingWatch

In June this year, the Court of Appeal heard an application by a mother that the court use its powers under the inherent jurisdiction to set aside adoption orders made in April 2020, in respect of three children. The judgment in this case has now been published as Re...

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