- Cited — N (Children: Revocation of Placement Orders), Re 2023-11-17
“…These principles were set out by Baker LJ in In re C (Children) (Placement Order: Revocation)[2020] EWCA Civ 1598, [2020] 4 WLR 167 at paragraphs 17-21. At paragraph 22 he concluded that they plainly have a bearing on applications to revoke a placement order. I agree, and …”
- Cited — H (Children: Placement Orders), Re 2023-10-25
“… was not ‘why shouldn’t the placement orders remain?’ but ‘what does the welfare of the children now require?’: Re C (Children: Revocation of Placement Orders) [2020] EWCA Civ 1598 at [26]. The baseline of risk was the same for all of the children. The judge made a careful assessment and, having balanced the advantages and disadvantages, …”
- Cited — G and H (Leave to revoke placement order), Re 2023-07-06
“…’s welfare, and the court must have regard to the factors in the checklist in s.1(4). Furthermore, as this Court stated in Re C (Revocation of Placement Order) [2020] EWCA Civ 1598, on a substantive application to revoke a placement order, the court must abide by the principles established in the case law on adoption generally, in particu…”
- Cited — A Mother v A London Borough 2022-03-10
“…d’s welfare, and the court must have regard to the factors in the checklist in s.1(4). Furthermore, as this Court stated in Re C (Revocation of Placement Order)[2020] EWCA Civ 1598, on a substantive application to revoke a placement order, the court must abide by the principles established in the case law on adoption generally, in particu…”