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SF v FJ - Transcript of Ex Tempore Judgment

FAM 0064/2017 · 2017-06-21

Application to permanently relocate with child out of the jurisdiction - Application by mother to appoint expert instead of Department of Children and Family Services welfare officer Procedure and guidance for application to appoint expert evidence - Section 5 of the Children Act Advisory Committee Handbook for the Best Practice in Childrens Act cases (CAAC, 19997) - Evidence from Independent social worker.

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Cause Number FAM 0064/2017
Court CIGC (Fam)
Judge Williams J
Parties SF v FJ - Transcript of Ex Tempore Judgment
Judgment Date 2017-06-21
Subject Application to permanently relocate with child out of the jurisdiction - Application by mother to appoint expert instead of Department of Children and Family Services welfare officer Procedure and guidance for application to appoint expert evidence - Section 5 of the Children Act Advisory Committee Handbook for the Best Practice in Childrens Act cases (CAAC, 19997) - Evidence from Independent social worker.
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In the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands — Family Division
Cause No. FAM 0064/2017
Between
SF
- v -
FJ - Transcript of Ex Tempore Judgment
Before
Williams J
Judgment delivered 2017-06-21

IN THE GRAND COURT OF THE C
born on 22 October 2

The mother is a British citizen
unusual approach and one which I was
witnesses would be called, who
assessment and the mother feels that the trial
Guidance and The Law In relation to
instruction of only one expert reduces costs and
seeking leave will have to properly define

The Headnote in Re
experts, discussions between experts and the

The type of information that

What is clear from the
“(i) No person (other than
types of applications before the Court. There

In the referral report I

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