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H (Father) v B (Mother)

[2013] EWHC Fam 2950High Court (Family)2013

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Rambert de Mello & Gina Allwood (instructed directly) for the Applicant The Respondent did not attend the hearing Hearing dates: 23 September 2013 Judgment date: 24 September 2013 ____________________

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Family

H (Father) v B (Mother)

[2013] EWHC Fam 2950High Court (Family)2013

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