Magee v. Magee, (1993) 111 Sask.R. 211 (QB)
Judge | Grotsky, J. |
Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada) |
Case Date | May 27, 1993 |
Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
Citations | (1993), 111 Sask.R. 211 (QB) |
Magee v. Magee (1993), 111 Sask.R. 211 (QB)
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Marie Carol Magee (Now Marie Carole Maurice)(petitioner/respondent) v. Kim Evan Magee (respondent/applicant)
(1989 Q.B. (U.F.C.) No. 702)
Indexed As: Magee v. Magee
Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench
Judicial Centre of Saskatoon
Grotsky, J.
May 27, 1993.
Summary:
A noncustodial divorced father applied to vary an access order respecting his son.
The Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench allowed the application.
Family Law - Topic 1940
Custody and access - Variation of custody and access rights - General - The Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench set out the principles applicable to applications to vary access orders - See paragraph 11.
Family Law - Topic 1947
Custody and access - Variation of custody and access rights - Changed circumstances - General - A divorced wife was awarded custody of their then four month old son - The father was granted access at the wife's home at times convenient to the wife - Four years later the father applied to vary the access order to give him regular unsupervised access - The Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench allowed the application - The court held that the wife's conduct in unilaterally suspending access at times was not in the best interests of the child - Further, the wife's "deliberate negative objective" in desiring to completely remove the father from the child's life was a "change occurring since the making of the access order" which would further affect the child's best interests.
Family Law - Topic 1952
Custody and access - Variation of custody and access rights - Conduct necessary to support variation - [See Family Law - Topic 1947 ].
Cases Noticed:
H. v. J. (1992), 40 R.F.L.(3d) 90 (Sask. C.A.), refd to. [para. 8].
Wittal (Himmelspach) v. Himmelspach (1983), 27 Sask.R. 143; 36 R.F.L.(2d) 413 (Q.B.), refd to. [para. 11].
Roode v. Roode (1985), 42 Sask.R. 307 (Q.B), refd to. [para. 11].
Talbot v. Henry (1990), 84 Sask.R. 170; 25 R.F.L.(3d) 415 (C.A.), refd to. [para. 11].
Mitchell v. Mitchell (1988), 16 R.F.L.(3d) 462 (Sask. Q.B.), refd to. [para. 17].
Statutes Noticed:
Divorce Act, R.S.C. 1985 (2nd Supp.), c. 3, sect. 16(4), sect. 16(8), sect. 16(10) [para. 4]; sect. 17(5) [para. 10].
Counsel:
R.D. Jackson, for the applicant;
A.S. Brent, for the respondent.
This application was heard before Grotsky, J., of the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench, Judicial Centre of Saskatoon, who delivered the following judgment on May 27, 1993.
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