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my daughter has the chance to go and work in guernsey for at least 3years but her ex partner is saying that she cannot go with their 8 month old daughter.does anyone know if he can stop her.its a part of the britih isles after all.
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'British Isles' has no meaning in law.
If your granddaughter's birth was jointly registered by your daughter and her (ex-) partner (or if the ex has obtained parental responsibility through a court order), it's an offence under the Child Abduction Act 1984 for your daughter to take your granddaughter out of the United Kingdom, without her father's permission, for more than one month at a time.
The Channel Islands are Crown dependencies of the United Kingdom but they are not part of the UK. (That's why they're not in the EU). So, assuming that your daughter's ex has 'parental responsibility' (through co-registering the birth or through a court order), he's correct in stating that his permission is needed for your daughter to take your granddaughter to Guernsey.
http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/apply-child-rul es-parental-responsibility-rules.asp
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If your granddaughter's birth was jointly registered by your daughter and her (ex-) partner (or if the ex has obtained parental responsibility through a court order), it's an offence under the Child Abduction Act 1984 for your daughter to take your granddaughter out of the United Kingdom, without her father's permission, for more than one month at a time.
The Channel Islands are Crown dependencies of the United Kingdom but they are not part of the UK. (That's why they're not in the EU). So, assuming that your daughter's ex has 'parental responsibility' (through co-registering the birth or through a court order), he's correct in stating that his permission is needed for your daughter to take your granddaughter to Guernsey.
http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/apply-child-rul es-parental-responsibility-rules.asp
Chris
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