View source for DL-H v West London MH NHS Trust (2017) UKUT 387 (AAC)

{{Case
|Date=2017/09/28
|NCN=[2017] UKUT 387 (AAC)
|Other citations=[2017] MHLO 33
|Court=Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)
|Judges=Jacobs
|Parties=DL-H, West London Mental Health NHS Trust, Secretary of State for Justice
|Sentence=Religious beliefs and tribunal expertise
|Summary=Judicial summary from Gov.uk website: (1) "In deciding whether a patient is manifesting religious beliefs or mental disorder, a tribunal is entitled to take account of evidence from both religious and medical experts." (2) "A tribunal is entitled to use its own expertise to make a different diagnosis from those of the medical witnesses, provided it allows the parties a chance to make submissions and explains its decision."
|Detail===Mind==
{{Mind|Mind, 'Legal Newsletter' (March 2018)|DL-H v West London Mental Health Trust & Another (2017) UKUT387 (AAC)}}
|External links=*[https://www.gov.uk/administrative-appeals-tribunal-decisions/dl-h-v-west-london-mental-health-trust-and-the-secretary-of-state-for-justice-2017-ukut-387-aac Gov.uk website]
|Subject=Reasons, Upper Tribunal decisions
|News=No
|RSS pubdate=2019/04/30 12:20:26 AM
}}