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Application for an order under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 granting retrospective ratification of a gift of £324,000 from the Patient, being a potentially exempt transfer for the purposes of inheritance tax (IHT). The application was refused.
Application for the revocation of both LPAs after the attorneys used the Patient's money to buy a property. The LPA PA was revoked, the LPA HW was not.
Case in which the court had to decide who was reponsible for costs incurred as a result of the successful application by the PG to have the attorneys' LPA for property and financial affairs revoked. The attorneys were ordered to share their own costs.
Second part of a judicial investigation where the evidence from 2 experts concluded that although the Patient lacked litigation capacity, they were both of the view that he had capacity to make decisions regarding his care package, residence and contact arrangements.
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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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