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High Court grants application for leave for judicial review, on the grounds that the applicant has identified an arguable ground in relation to the alleged failure by the District judge to permit cross-examination on a report of the Child and Family Agency in an ex parte leave application regarding access to a child which did not provide for any overnight access to be afforded to the applicant.
Application for leave for judicial review – family law – ex parte leave application regarding access to a child which did not provide for any overnight access to be afforded to the applicant – s. 20 of the Child Care Act 1991 – Child and Family Agency – District Judge varied the access order – O. 84, r. 22(2A) –applicant’s request to cross-examine an official of the agency on her report – applicant has identified an arguable ground in relation to the alleged failure to permit cross-examination – leave for judicial review granted.
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