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Section 283 creates a similar offence for circumstances in which there is no custody order. | Section 283 creates a similar offence for circumstances in which there is no custody order. | ||
'''NOTE:''' One should be especially careful when giving advice in custody disputes to avoid inadvertently giving advice that may lead to the commission of these offences. If there is evidence that a parent may abduct a child, or if there is evidence that visits are very “disturbing and harmful”, access may be denied. See ''Re Sharp'' (1962), 36 DLR (2d) 328 (BCCA). | :'''NOTE:''' One should be especially careful when giving advice in custody disputes to avoid inadvertently giving advice that may lead to the commission of these offences. If there is evidence that a parent may abduct a child, or if there is evidence that visits are very “disturbing and harmful”, access may be denied. See ''Re Sharp'' (1962), 36 DLR (2d) 328 (BCCA). | ||
=== 2. Child Abduction Convention === | === 2. Child Abduction Convention === | ||
