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PART II MATRIMONIAL CAUSES [ AND CIVIL PARTNERSHIP CAUSES] PETITION, PLEADINGS AND AMENDMENT
2.6A.[ Petition for nullity on ground of issue of interim gender recognition certificate
2.6B.Petition for nullity on ground that respondent’s gender had become acquired gender at time of marriage or civil partnership
2.10A.[Acknowledgement of service of petition for nullity brought on ground relating to gender recognition
2.12.Consent to the grant of a decree [or civil partnership order ]
2.13.Supplemental petition, pleadings and amendment of petition
2.14A.[Answer praying for decree or order of nullity on ground of issue of interim gender recognition certificate
2.14B.Answer praying for decree or order of nullity on ground that petitioner’s gender had become acquired gender at time of marriage or civil partnership
2.15A.[Reply to answer praying for decree or order of nullity on ground relating to gender recognition
2.16.Filing of pleadings after lodgment of certificate of readiness
2.47.Application for rescission of decree [ or conditional order]
2.48.Application under Article 12(2) of the Order of 1978 [ or section 172(2) of the Act of 2004]
2.50.Intervention to show cause by person other than Crown Solicitor
2.51.Rescission of decree nisi [ or conditional order] by consent
2.54B.Application under section 6 of the Gender Recognition Act 2004
2.55.Application by petitioner or respondent for ancillary relief
2.56.Application by parent, guardian etc. for ancillary relief in respect of children
2.58.Application for ancillary relief after order of court of summary jurisdiction
2.59.Children to be separately represented on certain applications
2.60.General provisions as to evidence, etc. on application for ancillary relief
2.61.Evidence on application for property adjustment or avoidance of disposition order
2.64.Investigation by Master of application for ancillary relief
2.67.Transfer of application for ancillary relief general provisions
2.70.Request for periodical payments order at same rate as order for maintenance pending suit [or outcome of proceedings ]
2.71.Application for order under Article 39(2)(a) of the Order of 1978 [ or paragraph 67(2) of Schedule 15 to the Act of 2004]
PART III OTHER FAMILY PROCEEDINGS
3.1.Application by spouse [or civil partner] for failure to maintain
3.4.Application for alteration of maintenance agreement during lifetime of parties
3.5.Application for alteration of maintenance agreement after death of one party
3.7.Application of other rules to proceedings under Article 37 or 38 of the Order of 1978 [ or paragraph 62 or 66 of Schedule 15 to the Act of 2004]
3.9.[ Transfer of certain tenancies on divorce etc., [ dissolution etc., of civil partnership] or on separation of cohabitees
3.10A.[ Application under section 181 of the Act of 2004 for declaration as to civil partnership status
3.11.Procedure to be followed in relation to application under [ rules 3.10 or 3.10A]
3.12.Application for leave to apply for financial relief after overseas divorce [ or overseas dissolution etc. of a civil partnership]
3.13.Application for an order for financial relief or an avoidance of transaction order under Part IV of the Order of 1989 [ or under Schedule 17 to the Act of 2004]
3.14.Application for an order under Article 28 of the Order of 1989 [ Or under paragraph 17 of Schedule 17 to the Act of 2004] preventing a transaction
3.15.[ Applications for an occupation order or a non-molestation order under the Order of 1998
3.16.Application for leave to commence proceedings under the Order of 1998
3.18.Notification of application for an occupation order under the Order of 1998
3.20.Notification of occupation order or non-molestation order
3.21.Variation, extension or discharge of orders made under the Order of 1998
3.24.[ Application under Article 31B of the Order of 1989 for a declaration of parentage
3.25.Application under Article 32 of the Order of 1989 for a declaration of legitimacy or legitimation
3.26.General provisions relating to applications under Article 31B or 32 of the 1989 Order
3.38.Transfer of proceedings under the Allocation Order of 2002
3.39.[ Reference under section 8(5) of the Gender Recognition Act 2004
3.42.Leave stage for applications for a forced marriage protection order
3.43.Service of an application for a forced marriage protection order
3.44.Parties to proceedings for a forced marriage protection order
3.45.Hearing of applications for forced marriage protection orders
3.46.Forced marriage protection orders made by the court of its own motion
3.47.[ Application under Article 32L of the Order of 1991: Interpretation
3.49.Parties to proceedings under Article 32L of the Order of 1991
3.50.Service of an application under Article 32L of the Order of 1991
3.51.Application under Article 32L(1) of the Order of 1991 without notice
3.52.Hearing of applications under Article 32L of the 1991 Order
PART IV CHILDREN (NORTHERN IRELAND) ORDER 1995
4.3.Matters prescribed for the purposes of the Order of 1995
4.25A.Exclusion requirements: interim care orders and emergency protection orders
[ APPLICATIONS RELATING TO THE COUNCIL REGULATION AND THE 1996 HAGUE CONVENTION
4.29.Transfer of proceedings under Article 15 of the Council Regulation or under Article 8 of the 1996 Hague Convention
4.31.Application by a court of another Member State or another Contracting State for transfer of the proceedings
4.32.Exercise by the court of its own motion of powers to seek to transfer the proceedings
4.33.Application to High Court to make request under Article 15 of the Council Regulation or Article 9 of the 1996 Hague Convention to request transfer of jurisdiction
4.34.Procedure where the court receives a request from the authorities of another Member State or Contracting State to assume jurisdiction in a matter concerning a child
4.35.Service of the court’s order or request relating to transfer of jurisdiction under the Council Regulation or the 1996 Hague Convention
4.36.Questions as to the court’s jurisdiction or whether the proceedings should be stayed
4.37.Request for consultation as to contemplated placement of child in Northern Ireland
4.38.Request made by court in Northern Ireland for consultation as to contemplated placement of child in another Member State or Contracting State
4.39.Application for a declaration as to the extent, or existence, of parental responsibility in relation to a child under Article 16 of the 1996 Hague Convention
PART IVB CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS
4B.6.Application to annul a Convention adoption or Convention adoption order
4B.7.Application for directions where a full adoption has not been made
4B.8.Application to declare overseas adoption invalid or determination invalid or affected
4B.11.Application for removal, return etc. of the child in Convention proceedings
7.9.Copies of Decrees [, civil partnership orders and other orders]
7.13A.[ Documents in family proceedings concerning gender recognition
7.14.Applications for relief which are precluded by the Order of 1991
7.15.Additional requirement where application for child maintenance is combined with application for other relief
7.17.Practice to be observed in the Matrimonial Office and [ designated county courts]
PART VIII ENFORCEMENT OF ORDERS
[ REGISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT UNDER THE COUNCIL REGULATION AND THE 1996 HAGUE CONVENTION
8.36.Application for registration, recognition or non-recognition of a judgment
8.37.Application for registration or recognition of a judgment under the Council Regulation
8.38.Application for non-recognition of a judgment under the Council Regulation
8.39.Application for registration of a judgment under the 1996 Hague Convention
8.40.Application for non-recognition of a judgment under the 1996 Hague Convention
8.41.Application for recognition only of a judgment under the 1996 Hague Convention
8.42.Application for recognition of a judgment under the Jurisdiction and Recognition of Judgments Regulations
8.43.Application for non-recognition of a judgment under the Jurisdiction and Recognition of Judgments Regulations
8.46.Recognition and enforcement under the Council Regulation of a judgment given in another Member State relating to rights of access or under Article 11(8) for the return of the child to that State
8.47.Registration for enforcement or order for non-recognition of a judgment
8.49.Effect of refusal of application for a decision that a judgment should not be recognised
8.50.Notification of the court’s decision on an application for registration or non-recognition
8.53.Appeal against the court’s decision under rules 8.49, 8.50 or 8.52
8.54.Stay of enforcement where appeal pending in state of origin
8.56.Request for a certificate or a certified copy of a judgment
8.57.Applications for certified copy of judgment and certificate under Article 41 or 42 of the Council Regulation
8.58.Applications for certified copy of judgment and certificate under Article 39 of the Council Regulation
8.59.Applications for certified copy of judgment under the 1996 Hague Convention
8.60.Certificates issued in Northern Ireland under Articles 41 and 42 of the Council Regulation
8.61.Rectification of certificate issued under Articles 41 or 42 of the Council Regulation
8.62.Authentic instruments and agreements under Article 46 of the Council Regulation
8.63.Application for provisional, including protective measures
PART I MATTERS TO BE COVERED IN REPORTS SUPPLIED UNDER RULES 4A.3(4), 4A.4(7), 4A.22(1) OR 4A.22(2)
PART II REPORTS ON THE HEALTH OF THE CHILD AND OF THE PROSPECTIVE ADOPTER(S)
PART III MODIFICATION TO FORM A9 FOR THE PURPOSES OF CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS
PART IV ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR A CONVENTION ADOPTION APPLICATION
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