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标题：Parental responsibilities and rights: whether specific issue order should be granted to allow children to move.
作者：Plumtree, Alexandra
期刊名称：Adoption & Fostering
印刷版ISSN：0308-5759
出版年度：2011
期号：March
语种：English
出版社：Sage Publications, Inc.
摘要：This was an appeal from the sheriff's decision under section 11 of the 1995 Act. The mother, CM, had previously been awarded residence and now wished to move, with the children, to live with her new partner in Berkshire. The father, SM, sought a residence order, or alternatively a specific issue order directing that the mother and children live at their address in Scotland. The mother sought a specific issue order allowing her to move to England with the children. The sheriff refused the father's application and granted the mother's one, to allow the move. The Sheriff Principal upheld that decision.
关键词：Fathers;Household moving;Mothers;Moving, Household;Parent and child (Law);Parenting

Parental responsibilities and rights: whether specific issue order should be granted to allow children to move.

Plumtree, Alexandra

SM v CM Sheriffdom of Lothian and Borders at Edinburgh Sheriff Principal E F Bowen 13 January 2011

This was an appeal from the sheriff's decision under section 11 of the 1995 Act. The mother, CM, had previously been awarded residence and now wished to move, with the children, to live with her new partner in Berkshire. The father, SM, sought a residence order, or alternatively a specific issue order directing that the mother and children live at their address in Scotland. The mother sought a specific issue order allowing her to move to England with the children. The sheriff refused the father's application and granted the mother's one, to allow the move. The Sheriff Principal upheld that decision.

(1) These short notes outline a number of recent family law cases. They are available on the Scottish Courts website (www.scotcourts.gov.uk) except the first one, which is on the Supreme Court's website (www.supremecourt.gov.uk) under Decided Cases.

Alexandra Plumtree, Legal Consultant at BAAF's Scottish Centre, prepared these notes