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30 August 2011
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Allocation and Transfer of Proceedings (Amendment No 2) Order 2011 (SI 2011/2064)

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Amends the Allocation and Transfer of Proceedings Order 2008, SI 2008/2836.

Commencement date

12 September 2011 in part; 3 October 2011 in full

Legislation Affected
SI 2008/2836 amended

Enabling Power

Children Act 1989, s 92(6), Sch 11, Pt 1


Summary

Provides that the following courts will cease to be family hearing centres:

  • Chorley County Court, on 12 September 2011; and
  • Rawtenstall County
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