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  • 2013 | HC/E/IL 1300 | ISRAEL | Superior Appellate Court |
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    Grounds

    Rights of Custody - Art. 3

    Article(s)

    3 5 12 15

    Ruling

    Leave to appeal refused and return application dismissed; there had been no wrongful removal because the father did not have rights of custody at the moment of the removal.

  • 2016 | HC/E/ES 1382 | SPAIN | Superior Appellate Court
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    Grounds

    Settlement of the Child - Art. 12(2)

    Order

    Case remitted to lower court

    Article(s)

    1 11 12

    Synopsis

    1 child wrongfully removed at age 4 - National of Switzerland - Unmarried parents - Father national of Switzerland - Mother national of Spain - The lower courts had determined that the removal was in breach of the father’s custody rights - Child lived in Switzerland until August 2013 - Application for return filed with the courts of Spain on 7 November 2013 - Return refused at first instance, then return ordered on appeal - Main issue: settlement of the child - “Amparo” claim successful: the Constitutional Court found that the mother’s constitutional right to effective legal protection had been violated (no ruling on return / non-return) - A proper analysis of whether the child has become settled in its new environment should be conducted where a year has passed since the abduction occurred, in order for a decision to be rendered that is in the best interests of the child - It is immaterial that the delay is not attributable to the conduct of the parents; regardless of the cause, it may not affect the best interests of the child