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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – No Order Principle
The no order principle is another name for the non-intervention principle under the Children Act 1989.
It provides that a court should only make an order concerning a child if making the order would improve the child’s welfare.
The principle discourages unnecessary legal intervention in family matters.
Courts therefore consider whether leaving matters without a formal order may better serve the interests of the child.
The no order principle is another name for the non-intervention principle under the Children Act 1989.
It provides that a court should only make an order concerning a child if making the order would improve the child’s welfare.
The principle discourages unnecessary legal intervention in family matters.
Courts therefore consider whether leaving matters without a formal order may better serve the interests of the child.
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