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Final hearing as to capacity over several areas, habitual residence and LM's best interests concerning her current placement and care plan.
Application for permission to appeal, and appeal if granted, by CL against discharge of a previous order appointing CL as LL’s deputy for personal welfare
Decision around whether to discharge a deputyship which had been made by a district judge in favour of P's mother, C, which the health trust felt was not in P's best interests.
Judgment concerning whether a trust company's appointment of their own firm's asset managers to manage investment for PW breached the rules against conflict of interest.
Linked cases concerning how a Property and Affairs Deputy should approach the issue of whether to inform P of the value of their civil litigation settlement, knowledge of which may make them vulnerable.
The court had to consider the question of whether the property and affairs deputy was an ‘authorised person’ in respect of the P within the meaning of s32 of the Care Act 2014. The court concluded he was not.
Judgment relating to whether a property and affairs deputy for an individual lacking capacity should be discharged and, if so, who should be appointed in their stead.
Application by the sister of the P to be made her personal welfare deputy and also for costs against the LA. Both applications were refused.
Application to determine whether the P's property was included in 'net assets' when deciding whether or not her net assets were above or below £16,000. The court ruled that the property is included in net assets.
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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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