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Applications for welfare orders where P's relationship with her mother was a cause for concern
Judgment in long running proceedings primarily concerning whether a fact finding hearing is required
Application for permission to appeal, with appeal to follow, against a final order regarding contact between a couple who have been married for 60 years but who now both have dementia.
Application by ICB to extend an injunction designed to project MK from being directly exposed to conflict between AK, her son, and the siblings or carers.
Judgment concerning whether it is in the best interests of a vulnerable 36 year old woman, FP to be deprived of direct contact with her mother. FP lacks capacity to make decisions about residence, care, and contact with others.
Judgment concerning PB who has suffered a severe brain haemorrhage, lacks capacity and is in a care home and what level of contact she should have with her husband.
Application by a daughter (WU), as representative for other family members, seeking orders that their mother (BU) lacks capacity to make decisions about her contact, restricting contact with another man and for a forced marriage protection order to be put in place.
The court made declarations that the P lacks capacity to make decisions regarding foreign travel, contact with his family and others and social media and internet usage.
Appeal by the OS against a ruling which supported the health and welfare deputy's decision that the P's parents did not have a reasonable excuse to leave their homes to provide care to the P, pursuant to regulation 6(2)(d) of the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020. Appeal allowed.
Application in relation to the P's capacity to decide where she should live and whether she should continue to have contact with her abusive partner.
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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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