SCHEDULE 6 Damages for Personal Injuries etc—Northern Ireland
Administration of Justice Act 1982 (1982 c 53) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 6 Damages for Personal Injuries etc—Northern Ireland

Section 68

Abolition of actions for enticement, seduction and harbouring of child

1

No person shall be liable in tort under the law of Northern Ireland—

(a)     to a parent (or person standing in the place of a parent) on the ground only of his having deprived the parent (or other person) of the services of his or her child by raping, seducing or enticing that child; or

(b)     to any other person for harbouring the child of that other person.

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