IKJ [2021] NSWCATGD 27
On evidence, IKJ lacks capacity due to dementia and requires decisions in relation to accommodation and restrictive practices, justifying a limited guardianship order for 12 months appointing UAS as guardian to exercise these functions according to statutory principles and safeguards.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 10 August 2021
- Procedural Posture
- Guardianship Application / Principal Judgment
- Outcome
- Guardianship order made appointing UAS as limited guardian for IKJ for 12 months with specified functions.
- Legal Topics
- ['guardianship Order' 'dementia' 'accommodation' 'restrictive Practices' 'chemical Restraint' 'environmental Restraint' 'appointment of Guardian']
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Procedural Posture
Guardianship Application / Principal Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether IKJ is a person in need of a guardian under the Guardianship Act 1987 (NSW)' 'Whether a guardianship order should be made for IKJ' 'What powers should be given to the guardian, including in relation to restrictive practices' 'Who should be appointed as guardian' 'The appropriate duration of the order']
Ratio Decidendi
On evidence, IKJ lacks capacity due to dementia and requires decisions in relation to accommodation and restrictive practices, justifying a limited guardianship order for 12 months appointing UAS as guardian to exercise these functions according to statutory principles and safeguards.
Court Disposition
Guardianship order made appointing UAS as limited guardian for IKJ for 12 months with specified functions.
Orders
- ['A guardianship order is made for IKJ.' 'UAS is appointed as the guardian.' 'This is a continuing guardianship order for a period of 12 months from 10 August 2021.' 'This is a limited guardianship order giving the guardian(s) custody of IKJ to the extent necessary to carry out specified functions.' 'Guardian...
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