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Kate Claxton acted for the respondent Mother in this case that concerned the weight to be attached to a competent child’s wishes and feelings, in the context of wardship proceedings, when the court is considering ordering a parent to secure the return of that child to the jurisdiction following an unlawful removal.
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21.05.2020
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