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Mani Singh Basi

Mani Singh Basi

Barrister, 4PB

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Tracking, abduction and the limits of covert evidence
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Tracking, abduction and the limits of covert evidence

A recent family law ruling highlights how tracking devices and covert surveillance can undermine evidence in child abduction disputes
5 Nov 2025