695. Limitations on wardship imposed by the Children Act 1989.
695. Limitations on wardship imposed by the Children Act 1989.
Children (Volume 9 (2023), paras 1–722; Volume 10 (2023), paras 723–1311) | Commentary
The Children Act 1989 restricts the circumstances in which a local authority may apply for the exercise of the court's inherent jurisdiction with respect to children1, and provides that no court may exercise
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The Children Act 1989 restricts the circumstances in which a local authority may apply for the exercise of the court's inherent jurisdiction with respect to children1, and provides that no court may exercise
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