The Western Cape High Court delivered an interim order in a matter between N D and D G concerning contact arrangements for their minor child, R. The order sets a 10 day rotational basis during school terms, shared school holidays, and appoints Advocate Alma de Wet as interim Parenting Co-Ordinator. The judgment also records that consent for overseas travel with R must be requested in writing and provided within 7 days of the request.
This appears to concern family law and parenting arrangements and may be relevant to practitioners dealing with interim care, contact, and parenting coordination matters.
Evidence from source
Pending the finalisation of Part B, the parties shall exercise contact with R as follows: (i) during school terms, on a 10 (ten) day rotational basis between the parties
Supports: The summary claim that the court made an interim order setting a 10 day rotational basis during school terms.
in the event of either party wishing to travel overseas with R, that party shall request the consent of the other party for such travel in writing and such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld and must be provided within 7 (seven) day
Supports: The summary claim about written consent for overseas travel and the 7 day response period.