61In the present case, the minor child of M.D, and the child’s mother, enjoy, as citizens of the European Union, the rights enshrined in Article 20 TFEU. Therefore, it cannot a priori be excluded that the ban on entry and stay imposed on M.D. would lead to those Union citizens being, de facto, deprived of the genuine enjoyment of the substance of the rights which they derive from their status as Union citizens. That would be the case if there was, between M.D. and his minor child and his partner, a relationship of dependency for the purposes of Article 20 TFEU, as it has been interpreted by the Court, which would compel, de facto, that minor child and that partner themselves also to leave the territory of the European Union (see, inter alia, judgments of 8 May 2018, K.A. and Others (Family reunification in Belgium), C‑82/16, EU:C:2018:308, paragraphs 65 and 71 to 75, and of 5 May 2022, Subdelegación del Gobierno en Toledo (Residence of a family member – Insufficient resources), C‑451/19 and C‑532/19, EU:C:2022:354, paragraphs 56 and 64 to 69).
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