National and International Aspects of the Enforcement Decisions Concerning Children
Abstract
It can be observed that there are significant deficiencies in the field of family law terms of the existing specific clauses by analysing the national and international legislative framework.
The comparative analysis revealed that both at national level and in a number of Member States, there are no explicit rules for the application of the 1980’s Hague Convention and Brussels II Regulation to ensure the prompt return of the children to his on herplace of residence.
As long as there is no unified approach on an international level in this sense, it will be almost impossible to achieve this goal – the best interests of the child through the immediate return of the minor.
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