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   Jun 3, 2024 · The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) claimed in court papers that Sidhu “was not legitimately pursuing a non-molestation order on behalf of his client which required her to send...

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3. www.lawgazette.co.uk › news › judge-warns-of-veryJudge warns of 'very strict criteria' for non-molestation orders

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   Apr 2, 2023 · A High Court judge has issued a warning to practitioners to stop making applications for non-molestation orders when there is no basis for them.

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   May 30, 2024 · Executive summary. It was the Applicant’s case that the Respondent was not legitimately pursuing a non-molestation order on behalf of his client which required her to send him explicit images of herself to his own mobile phone and that he had done so for his own sexual gratification.

5. chroniclelaw.co.uk › blogs › 2024/07/30The New World Of Non-Molestation Orders - Chronicle Law ...

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   Jul 30, 2024 · Recent case DS v AC EWFC 46 and July 2023 guidance have spotlighted issues with NMOs, especially without notice orders. Key points include the need for exceptional circumstances to grant these orders and detailed explanations in applications.

6. www.incourt.co.uk › post › non-molestation-ordersNon Molestation Orders: All the facts and how to contest them?

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   Oct 1, 2024 · All you need to know about applying, defending for a Non-Molestation Order and Undertakings. How long does a Non-Molestation Order last? What happens if you break a Non-Molestation Order?

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   Jun 11, 2019 · "A non-molestation order is issued by the court and prevents a victim’s partner or ex-partner from threatening or intimidating them or their child, and is the most commonly used injunction. Breaching either type of injunction is an arrestable offence. "When it comes to children, witnessing domestic abuse of any kind is extremely damaging.

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   Was Sidhu pursuing a non-molestation order?

   • The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) claimed in court papers that Sidhu “was not legitimately pursuing a non-molestation order on behalf of his client which required her to send him explicit images of herself to his own mobile phone and that he had done so for his own sexual gratification.

   Solicitor who persuaded 'vulnerable' client to send explicit photos

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   Should practitioners stop applying for non-molestation orders?

   • A High Court judge has issued a warning to practitioners to stop making applications for non-molestation orders when there is no basis for them. In DS v AC Mrs Justice Lieven DBE noted the ‘significant growth’ in the number of applications under the Family Law Act during the pandemic, saying this number had yet to fall back to pre-2020 levels.

   Judge warns of 'very strict criteria' for non-molestation orders

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   Why did Sidhu need images?

   • Sidhu then claimed that he required the images to protect his client from her ex-husband targeting her with a revenge porn attack, and that they were also needed to support an application for a non-molestation order.

   Solicitor who persuaded 'vulnerable' client to send explicit photos

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   What happens if a non-molestation order is not complied with?

   • In the case that it is not complied with by the respondent then it will be considered a breach of a court order. Breaking a Non-Molestation Order is considered a criminal offence which may lead to action in criminal court, or criminal proceedings. Imprisonment is a possible outcome of this.

   Non Molestation Orders: All the facts and how to contest them?

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   How long does a non-molestation order last?

   • The judge decides the duration of Non-Molestation Orders. Generally, a district judge grants Non-Molestation Orders for a duration of between 6 to 12 months whereas a high court judge may grant a Non-Molestation Order for a period longer than this if this is in the best interest of the victim or applicant.

   Non Molestation Orders: All the facts and how to contest them?

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   Can a judge dismiss a non-molestation order?

   • Yes, a judge has the authority to dismiss a Non-Molestation Order. However, this is dependent on the evidence shown by the applicant and respondent in a particular case. How long does a Non-Molestation Order last? The judge decides the duration of Non-Molestation Orders.

   Non Molestation Orders: All the facts and how to contest them?

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9. www.5pumpcourt.com › blog › an-introduction-to-nonAn Introduction to Non-Molestation and Occupation Orders

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   Oct 17, 2022 · The court’s intervention is often required where allegations of domestic abuse are raised between parties. Two of the most frequently utilised remedies in domestic abuse cases are non-molestation orders (‘NMO’) and occupation orders (‘OO’). Both NMO and OO are types of injunction.