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Office of the Children’s Lawyer v. Balev

• 2018 SCC 16
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Annotated Family Practice (Current to: March 01 2024)
   • Chapter 5. Family Law Act, S.B.C. 2011, c. 25—Annotated
     • CXVIII. Wrongful removal of child [§5.100]
     • CXXII. International child abduction [§5.103]
2. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 3. Assessing the Legal Issues in a Family Law Case
     • II. Divorce Proceedings [§3.16]
       • A. Jurisdiction under the Divorce Act [§3.17]
   • Chapter 18. Enforcing Orders and Agreements
     • VI. Enforcing Orders Relating to the Care of Children [§18.9]
       • E. Securing the Return of a Child under the Hague Convention [§18.30]
         • 1. Application Procedure under the Hague Convention [§18.31]
3. British Columbia Probate and Estate Administration Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 19. Conflict of Laws in Estate Administration
     • II. Critical Conflict of Laws Concepts and Definitions in Estates Law [§19.2]
       • B. Residence and Domicile (Estates Law) [§19.4]
         • 1. Residence (Estates Law) [§19.5]
4. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2024)
   • Chapter 2. Parenting and Care of Children
     • XV. In Which Jurisdiction Should a Parenting Order Be Made? [§2.76]
       • B. Family Law Act Jurisdiction [§2.78]
         • 1. Habitual Residence under the Family Law Act, Section 74(2) (a) [§2.79]
     • XX. Enforcement of Parenting Orders [§2.87]
       • F. Hague Convention [§2.95]
         • 3. Habitually Resident [§2.98]
         • 4. Exemption Provisions and Defences [§2.99]
           • d. Article 13(2) [§2.103]