Cases
Re G-E (Children) (Hague Convention 1980: Repudiatory Retention & Habitual Residence) (2019)
1st March 2019
Court
Court of Appeal
Practice Areas
A judge had given the weight she had been entitled to give to various evidential elements when determining that a mother had not removed her children from Australia with the intention of living in England, and that her wrongful retention of the children in England had not begun until after the children had become habitually resident in England.
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