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G. M. E. M. c. J. D. D. S. s/ reintegro de hijos
The case concerned two children, born in March 2005 and August 2006, whose parents had gotten married in 2004. On 3 January 2011, the father
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Raban v. Romania (Application No 25437/08)
The proceedings related to two children born in Israel in 2003 and 2004 respectively. They had lived there with their married parents until 27 April
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Riigikohus – Tsiviilkolleegium, 28 September 2010, Case No 3-2-1-66-10
The proceedings related to a child born in London in May 2009. The parents had met 10 months previously and had planned to live in
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J. McB. v. L.E. (C-400/10 PPU)
Rights of Custody – Art. 3 The Court noted that the concept of ‘rights of custody’ was defined in Article 2(9) of Council Regulation 2201/2003
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CA Paris, 14 octobre 2010, No de RG 10/17238
The case concerned a girl born in Israel in 2008 to married parents. She had lived there with her parents until December 2009, when the
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Cass Civ 1?re, 20 octobre 2010; No de RG 08-21161
The case concerned two girls born in 1995 and 1997. The family lived in Italy. After the parents’ separation in 2004, an Italian court awarded
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Achakzad v. Zemaryalai, [2011] W.D.F.L. 2
The application related to a child born in California on 14 July 2004. The parents, who were first cousins, had been born in Afghanistan but
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5A_535/2010, II. zivilrechtliche Abteilung, arr?t du TF du 10 ao?t 2010
The case concerned twins born in October 2007. It was not disputed that the family had lived together in Spain until mid-2008. According to the
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Motion for Leave to Appeal (Family Matters) 5690/10
The proceedings concerned a child born in January 2003 to an unmarried father of Chinese origin, resident in the United States of America, and a
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MHS v. PIW [2010] NZHC 1462
The proceedings concerned a child born in Australia in August 2006, to an Australian father and a Maori (New Zealand) mother. The parents, who were