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French Judges conclude English Local Authority is wrong

This story relates to a french case where the judges have indicated that an English LA is wrong. That is added to the Italian case reported before Xmas and a number of Irish cases.

When you add this to all the foreign governments complaining this should have a bit more concern from government. It is true that progress is being made and now more appeals are being given in England and Wales. In fact it may appear that the system is getting worse when actually it is getting better. In the past the appellate system basically didn't work. It is now starting to work, but it has a long way to go. The appointment of non family judges to family court of appeal cases is clearly having a positive effect as well.

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Unknown said…
please why are you not looking at my case too. I have written to you andreceived only an initial reply. The Royal Court is abusing the Children Act, the human right act and the equality Act in my case. I have all documents. Please, it's a very serious case. The Uk asks the immediate return of my daughter although cannot even motivate what I have done wrong against my little daughter as a mother with full residence (uk court order).

Dr Bonaccorso
10:09 am
John Hemming said…
Try emailing me rather than commenting on my blog.
10:18 am
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