I found this recent Court of Appeal from Newfoundland and Labrador.
https://www.canlii.org/en/nl/nlca/do...015nlca59.html
Mother was successful in obtaining permission from the court to relocate to Alberta with the condition she and the child live indefinitely with her parents.
Appeal from father is quite interesting (unsuccessful) in that it was that the original order was unenforceable (as mother's parents were not parties to action) and Trial judge did not address access.
I agree with the position of the dissenting judge that the matter should have been sent back to the family court for a retrial.
https://www.canlii.org/en/nl/nlca/do...015nlca59.html
Mother was successful in obtaining permission from the court to relocate to Alberta with the condition she and the child live indefinitely with her parents.
Appeal from father is quite interesting (unsuccessful) in that it was that the original order was unenforceable (as mother's parents were not parties to action) and Trial judge did not address access.
I agree with the position of the dissenting judge that the matter should have been sent back to the family court for a retrial.
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