Section 111CJ — Family Law Act 1975 (Cth)

This Subdivision applies only if an issue under this Act is whether a court, as opposed to any of the following authorities, has jurisdiction to appoint, or determine the powers of, a guardian of a child’s property:

(a) a central authority or competent authority of a Convention country;

(b) a competent authority of a non‑Convention country.

Related sections

• s 111CG — If a court is asked to assume jurisdiction
• s 111CH — Limitation if a competent authority of a Convention country is asked to assume jurisdiction
• s 111CI — When a certain Commonwealth personal protection measure lapses
• s 111CK — Jurisdiction to appoint, or determine the powers of, a guardian for a child’s property
• s 111CL — Limitation when a child is wrongfully removed from or retained outside a Convention country
• s 111CM — Limitations when prior proceedings pending in a Convention country

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