an action in fault against a hospital for medical error in 2006, on their own behalf and that of their child, given that the prenatal diagnosis had not detected any abnormalities.

return of the child.”

    Proceedings for the return of the child 14.

return of the child.”

X..., demeurant 29, Domaine du Château à Chilly-Mazarin (91380) ; M.

Jean-Luc demeurant 3 Résidence de la Croix Blanche à Chilly Mazarin (Essonne), en cassation d'un jugement rendu le 20 novembre 1987 par le conseil de prud'hommes de Bobigny, au profit de la société anonyme

It creates a legal parent-child relationship which takes the place of the original relationship (if such existed). The child takes on the adoptive parent’s surname.

   will not secure the child the necessary care.

The child was recognised by her mother on 9 October 2000.

Where this is not possible, the child should be placed in care.

child, the State bailiff shall submit an application to the court to order a search for ... the child. ... 2.

between the child and its parents.

en la Cour ; Vu la communication faite au Procureur général ; Statuant sur le pourvoi formé par : - LA SOCIETE DE GESTION ET DE DEVELOPPEMENT DE L'HOTELLERIE,CHILLY

Vu la procédure suivante : Par une requête enregistrée le 23 juillet 2025, Mme A C, représentée par Me Chelly, demande au tribunal d'annuler l'arrêté du 18 juillet 2025 par lequel le préfet du Gard a

Ont été entendus au cours de l'audience publique : - le rapport de Mme Mazars ; - les observations de Me Chelly, représentant M.

    On 8 March 2012 the applicant asked for the voluntary discharge of her child. Between 8 March and 3 April 2012, the child was being treated at the Alicante Hospital.

There were therefore no obstacles preventing him from communicating with the child alone.

concerns proceedings for the return of the applicant’s daughter from Türkiye to the place of her habitual residence in Germany pursuant to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child

  The court further stated that even assuming that both parents were equally suited to take care of the child, the principle of continuity required that the child who was now living for more than