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Applications seeking declarations that ZX lacks capacity in various areas and to deprive him of liberty is in his best interests.
Application for appointment of a personal welfare deputy for Ruby Parr, just turned 18 but born with severe disabilities, and a related application about a transparency order in place.
Applications regarding medical treatment for LE who needs surgery on gangrenous fingers after complications from a heart attack.
University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & Anor v AB & Ors [2025] EWCOP 45 (T3)1/1/2026
Best interests decision regarding whether AB should have a new PEG tube fitted where his deputy, and mother, was unsupportive of the plans. AB, who is 30, has severe disabilities since birth and requires full time care. EF was appointed personal welfare deputy in 2022. He had a PG tube inserted in 2016 to help his feeding but it has not been changed since and it now appears to be leaking requiring medical intervention to insert a new one. The relationship between the applicant trust and EF has become strained, with EF making allegations over poor care, and she initially opposed the plans.
After reviewing the evidence, Williams J concludes that it is in AB's best interests to undergo the treatment as while "his admission is not urgent, it is absolutely necessary" At [76] he also notes the injunctive orders sought, which will enable the decision to be put into effect if EF does not co-operate, "are rare and draconian [and] – should be wholly unnecessary were EF to have demonstrated a more objective approach." Read the judgment on Bailii Reasons given for best interests decision that NT should undergo a medical process to treat his possible bladder cancer.
Applications for welfare orders where P's relationship with her mother was a cause for concern
Determination of a preliminary issue concerning the appropriate approach for deciding whether the EKK - in her eighties and with vascular dementia - has the capacity to decide on whether to marry.
Best interest decision concerning whether an 18 year old should have surgery to correct curvature of his spine.
Judgment in long running proceedings primarily concerning whether a fact finding hearing is required
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Case summaries on every Court of Protection case & other relevant decisions with links to the full judgment where available.
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