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Natural parents' consent not required by English court making an adoption order where adoption is authorised by Scottish permanence order (High Court)
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Natural parents' consent not required by English court making an adoption order where adoption is authorised by Scottish permanence order (High Court)
In Re A and others (Children: Scottish adoptions) [2017] EWHC 35 (Fam), Munby P confirmed that an English court dealing with an adoption application concerning children authorised for adoption under a Scottish permanence order does not need to obtain the consent of the natural parents before making the adoption order.
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Published on 23-Jan-2017
Resource Type Legal update: case report
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