Newcastle City Council v TP & Anor (Judgment findings)
FW exerted systematic control and coercion over TP, leading to her isolation, financial dependence, and loss of autonomy; the evidence supports findings of financial exploitation, inappropriate living arrangements, and detrimental impact on TP's wellbeing.
- Parties
- Applicant: Newcastle City Council; 1st Respondent: TP (by her litigation friend The Official Solicitor); 2nd Respondent: FW
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 22 November 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Court of Protection / Judgment
- Outcome
- Findings made in favour of applicant; allegations against FW upheld except for two minor particulars.
- Legal Topics
- Coercive Control, Financial Exploitation, Best Interests, Capacity Assessment, Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults
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Parties
Newcastle City Council
Applicant
TP (by her litigation friend The Official Solicitor)
1st Respondent
FW
2nd Respondent
Procedural Posture
Court of Protection / Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether FW isolated TP from her family, professionals, friends and neighbours
- 2 Whether FW financially exploited TP and depleted her bank monies
- 3 Whether FW behaved in a controlling and coercive manner towards TP
Ratio Decidendi
FW exerted systematic control and coercion over TP, leading to her isolation, financial dependence, and loss of autonomy; the evidence supports findings of financial exploitation, inappropriate living arrangements, and detrimental impact on TP's wellbeing.
Court Disposition
Findings made in favour of applicant; allegations against FW upheld except for two minor particulars.
Orders
- Findings as per schedule of allegations: FW isolated TP, financially exploited her, behaved in a controlling and coercive manner, and provided inappropriate living arrangements.
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