Danish court dismisses custody claims for two children but allows proceedings for a third child.

The Vestre Landsret upheld the lower court's decision regarding the third child while dismissing and remanding the case concerning the first two children. The dispute involved whether custody matters should be handled under Danish or Faroese law, with arguments centered on the children's best interests and applicable jurisdictional rules. The court ruled that specific factual circumstances regarding the first two children required further examination under the correct legal framework before a final determination could be made.