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The court dismissed an interim application for visitation and telephone contact, holding that the Representation Agreement Act’s statutory objection scheme should be used instead of parens patriae relief.
The registrar allowed only $10,000 of the committee’s claimed 2022–23 legal fees under the Patients Property Act and disallowed the balance.
The court passed a committee’s 2023 accounts under the Patients Property Act, reduced several claimed expenses, denied an emergency fund, and fixed compensation at a lower amount.
The court found a valid certificate of incapacity, held the PGT had authority over the property, and ordered the defendant to vacate and stay out.
The court varied a long-running parenting order to give Ms. Davenport final decision-making authority for significant matters, while keeping parenting time unchanged.
The Court of Appeal held that a chambers judge erred by cancelling a CPL and discharging a restraining order on a patient best-interests analysis rather than the Land Title Act.
The court held that Douglas Broad lacked capacity to sign a 2009 transfer of the Thrums property to joint title with his sister, so the transfer was voidable and the property was vested in him.
The court saved a 2005 representation agreement, dismissed a petition for committeeship, and set aside an ex parte injunction over the respondent’s property.
The court held that psychiatric opinions in Penticton Mental Health Centre records were not admissible for their truth under Ares v. Venner without Rule 40A compliance.
The court ordered the defendant to hold $25,500 in trust for the plaintiff, with tracing, prejudgment interest, and special costs, after unauthorized transfers from a vulnerable patient’s funds.
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