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A parent has the right to see his or her children ...
SIMPSON V. SIMPSON
CA02097
Date of Judgment: August 16, 2002
Number of Pages: 4
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THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR SASKATCHEWAN Before: Vancise J.A.
in Chambers
Dated: 20020816: 2002 SKCA 97 Docket: 540
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Paragraph 5:
"I start with the premise that
a parent has the right to see
his or her children and is only to be deprived of that right if he or she has
abused or neglected the children. Likewise, and more important,
a child has a
right to the love, care and guidance of a parent. To be denied that right by the
other parent without sufficient justification, such as abuse or neglect, is, in
itself, a form of child abuse"........Thanks, Blaine
A litigant who knowingly and intentionally misleads the
court is not entitled to any relief from the court.
NEVILLE V. NEVILLE
QB97049
Date of Judgment: February 18, 1997
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IN THE COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH (FAMILY LAW
DIVISION); JUDICIAL CENTRE OF BATTLEFORD JUDGMENT HRABINSKY J.
February 18, 1997 |
CONCLUSION
(3) A litigant who
knowingly and intentionally misleads the court is not entitled to any relief
from the court.
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