Can a court determine Crown Wardship and access without the need for the Children's Aid Society to prove that the children are adoptable?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Catholic Children's Aid Society of Hamilton v. J.I., 2006 CanLII 19432 (ON SC):
In my view a court may determine the issues of Crown Wardship and access without the need for the Society to prove that the children are adoptable. Children’s Aid Society of Niagara Region v. D.P., supra, at paras. 140 and 141. XII: APPLICATION OF THE LAW TO THE FACTS OF THE CASE
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