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The Court of Justice of the European Union
18th October 2018
Teertha Gupta QC and Jacqueline Renton for the father were successful in persuading the court that physical presence is a necessary ingredient of habitual residence. The case is an important decision as regards the interpretation of habitual residence under article 8 of Brussels II Revised Regulation 2003. Chris Hames QC and Brian Jubb represented the mother and Michael Gration represented the UK government.
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