Children Act 1975
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43A Restriction on removal of child from England and Wales.
(1) An authorised court, on making an order to which this subsection applies or at any time while such an order is in force, may by order direct, if an application is made under this section, that no person shall take the child to whom the order relates out of the United Kingdom, or out of any part of the United Kingdom specified in the order, except with the leave of the court. (1A) Subsection (1) applies to the following orders under this Part of this Act— (a) a custodianship order; and (b) an interim order under section 34(5) containing provision regarding legal custody. (2) An authorised court may by order vary or revoke any order made under this section. (3) An application for an order under subsection (1), or for the variation or revocation of such an order, may be made by the mother or father of the child or by the custodian.
43A Restriction on removal of child from England and Wales.
(1) An authorised court, on making an order to which this subsection applies or at any time while such an order is in force, may by order direct, if an application is made under this section, that no person shall take the child to whom the order relates out of the United Kingdom, or out of any part of the United Kingdom specified in the order, except with the leave of the court. (1A) Subsection (1) applies to the following orders under this Part of this Act— (a) a custodianship order; and (b) an interim order under section 34(5) containing provision regarding legal custody. (2) An authorised court may by order vary or revoke any order made under this section. (3) An application for an order under subsection (1), or for the variation or revocation of such an order, may be made by the mother or father of the child or by the custodian.
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