Murphy v. Sloan

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “courts should be slow to infer [acclimatization], both because the 21 inquiry is fraught with difficulty, and because readily inferring abandonment would 22 circumvent the purposes of the Convention”
• noting that “courts 4 should be slow to infer [acclimatization], both because the inquiry is fraught with difficulty, 5 and because readily inferring abandonment would circumvent the purposes of the 6 Convention”
• “[T]he proper standard for habitual residence . . . [1] takes into account the shared, settled intent of the parents and [2] 28 then asks whether there has been sufficient acclimatization of the child to trump this intent.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).