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Pursuing committal in proceedings concerning a ward of the court

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Date:14 AUG 2023
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Mani Singh Basi, Barrister, 4PB

Forum Shah, Senior Associate Solicitor, Dawson Cornwell Solicitors

This article explores the issue of committal in family law proceeding. In particular, this article explores the procedure and rules relating to committal in High Court proceedings where the inherent jurisdiction is being exercised. An analysis is provided in respect of the case law, together with recent updates in order to outline the procedural requirements for committal hearings.

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