A teenager who is decorated at a ride school in Africa in Africa and achieved the formal victory over his parents.
A 14-year-old boy, who will not be identified, taken from London in Ghana on March 2024 after the relative was sick.
In fact, her parents wanted to get her from London as they were afraid of being drawn from criminal activities.
A family chart in Ghana, a boy found lawyers and brought charges against his parents in London High Court, which ruled in February. On Thursday, he won the case of the appeal court, and the case would be reset.
The highest judge in the family class, Sir Andrew McFarlane, said there was confusion in the past decision.
He added: “We are very worried about using a back judge.
“In those reasons – we are always compatible.
He urged the family to find a solution for upbuilding conversation.
In the ear, a boy organizer, Dirrere Fotrell KC, said “You’re” Wish “to return to the UK.
“He has been replaced by traditionally repelable people and,” he said.
“He looks at himself by his family. He feels like a British boy, a London boy.”
The boy lives in Ghana and there was a school school where.
His lawyer, James Netto, described the complaint as a “most important” decision that could repeat the international family law. “
He said: “We are truly happy that the Court Court allows the complaint of our client, and has been able to listen and examine the voices in the legal step.”
Parental lawyer, Rebecca Foulkes, said Ghana was a “dangerous” way of a boy.
“The parents find themselves in a wonderful decision when they decide they do,” he said.
“Ghana gave a safe place, different from those who kill him at risk.
“The smallest option is to continue in Ghana.”
The matter focuses on the question of a parent, and that parents illegally do by sending their son to school without his consent.
A boy once told the court he felt ‘staying in hell’.
He said “he was laughed at” at school in Ghana and “understood and truly understood what was happening”.
During previous judgment, the High Court Judge Hayden, said they would wish their parents to move to Ghana “whose deep, obvious and unconditional love”.
He found out that the boy, who lived in the UK has been born, who is at risk of getting serious injuries by returning to London.
He said they believed boy’s parents “and in my judgment of a reason” that their son has “a highly involved in the culture of a group of criminals and has shown good interest in the births”.
Sir Andrew said the case would be renewed into a separate judge, and the following hearing was scheduled for the next few weeks.
A full decision will be given in the next day.
