19-Aug-20
START DATE
END DATE
8/27/2020
B v Y
COURT:
LAW:
JUDGE(S):
CLAIMANT'S LAWYER:
DEFENDANT'S LAWYER:
The Supreme Court of Bermuda
CIVIL JURISDICTION
Hon. Chief Justice Narinder Hargun
Mr Paul Wilson (for Petitioner) Mr Adam Richards (for Respondent)
Set aside the ex parte Order
FACTS OF THE CASE:
The case focused on whether the Supreme Court could issue orders under section 36O of the Children Act 1998 for the return of a child to Bermuda and if the Petitioner fulfilled the duty of full and fair disclosure
SUMMARY:
The ex parte Order requiring the child's return was set aside. The Supreme Court found it lacked jurisdiction under section 36O to grant the order and highlighted the petitioner's failure to disclose all relevant facts
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Defendant
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PLAINTIFF/CLAIMANT
DEFENDANT:
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