Consent to Travel
/ˈkɒnsɛnt tə ˈtrævəl/
Definitions
- (n.) Legal authorization given by a party to permit travel, often used in family law, immigration, or medical contexts to confirm agreement for a minor or protected person to travel.
The court required written consent to travel from both parents before the child could leave the country.
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Commentary
Commonly appears in contexts involving minors or individuals under legal guardianship; clarity in drafting should specify the scope, duration, and conditions of the consent to avoid disputes.
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