View source for A NHS Foundation Trust v G (2022) EWCOP 25

{{Case
|Date=2022/06/23
|NCN=[2022] EWCOP 25
|ICLR=[2022] WLR(D) 307
|ICLR ID=2022004685
|Essex issue=124
|Essex page=4
|Court=Court of Protection
|Judges=Hayden
|Parties=A NHS Foundation Trust, G, LF, M CCG, A Family Member, M, N
|Judicial history=*[[Re G (Court of Protection: Injunction) (2022) EWCA Civ 1312]]
*[[A NHS Foundation Trust v G (2022) EWCOP 25]]
|Sentence=Injunctions
|Summary=G, now 27 years old, had been in a children's hospital since the age of 13. A previous judgment had decided that she should be transferred to a care home prior to any return home, but her father had sabotaged that placement. The Trust sought injunctive relief against G's father, mother and grandmother, in order to put in place clear boundaries to manage their behaviour. The family argued unsuccessfully that the s16(5) MCA 2005 power to make further "necessary or expedient" orders applied only in the context of the appointment of deputies, that s47(1) MCA 2005 (and therefore s37(1) Supreme Court Act 1981) is not apt to cover restricting behaviours in the context of either a hospital or care home, and that little or no weight should be afforded to the hearsay evidence of anonymous nurses about the father's behaviour. The court granted the relief sought.
|Subject=Other capacity cases
|News=Yes
|RSS pubdate=2022/06/25 09:33:08 PM
}}