Father's right to be heard in child custody proceedings was upheld despite initial social board exclusion.

The Administrative Court allowed the father's appeal regarding his exclusion from the initial social board hearing. Although the social board heard only the mother and later confirmed paternity, the court found that the father was subsequently given an opportunity to explain his position to the Administrative Court itself. The court ruled that this procedural step satisfied the requirement for the father's right to be heard, rendering the initial exclusion legally sufficient.