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#*ii. be removed from British Columbia. | #*ii. be removed from British Columbia. | ||
B.C. courts are required to enforce extra-provincial orders (s 75) with certain exceptions (s 76). Such exceptions include the child would suffer serious harm if he/she was returned to the guardian or leaving British Columbia (s 76(1)(a)). | B.C. courts are required to enforce extra-provincial orders (s 75) with certain exceptions (s 76). Such exceptions include situations where the child would suffer serious harm if he/she was returned to the guardian or leaving British Columbia (s 76(1)(a)). | ||
If one spouse is not in B.C., the only B.C. Court that the B.C. residing spouse can proceed in is the B.C. Supreme Court, because the Provincial Court has no jurisdiction outside of the province. | If one spouse is not in B.C., the only B.C. Court that the B.C. residing spouse can proceed in is the B.C. Supreme Court, because the Provincial Court has no jurisdiction outside of the province. |