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Application by the NHS Trust for a declaration that it was lawful and in AS's best interests to continue risk feeding but with no insertion of an NG tube/PEG and to take a palliative care approach.
Contact and residential orders made in respect of PX whose mother MX had made unsubstantiated claims of sexual and physical abuse against the father FX.
Application by HDEB's parents, JB and SB, to be appointed as joint and several deputies for personal welfare ("PWDs"). Application refused but permission to appeal was granted.
Reasons given in a case concerning capacity where JW, a 57 year old woman, may be coercively controlled by her husband, SW.
Judgment concerning whether the authority of appointed welfare deputies to decide whether XY should take part in particular leisure or social activities stretched to decisions about his internet and social media use.
Judgment concerning an application to replace a jointly instructed expert in proceedings relating to a wealthy individual.
Application by RW's attorney that the Board's management of RW when he was admitted to hospital was unlawful and for her costs in relation to the proceedings.
Judgment concerning the status of a trust corporation and its appointment as a finance and property deputy
Judgment concerning capacity to litigate and best interests of SJ who has life-threatening uncontrolled diabetes and paranoid schizophrenia.
Judgment following a closed hearing concerning closed evidence where CC had a history of gang involvement and there was a risk of harm to him and the professionals involved in the proceedings
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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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