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In the matter of D (Capacity) [2024] JRC 125 (31 May 2024)
The court held that D’s daughter could remain delegate and continue living rent free in the family home, subject to review if D’s savings fall below £10,000.
In the matter of B (Capacityl) [2023] JRC 008 (17 January 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court authorised Covid-19 and influenza vaccinations for an adult without capacity, finding the medical and practical benefits outweighed parental objections.
In the matter of D (Capacity) 12-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 070 (12 March 2021)
The Royal Court appointed E and F as joint delegates for D’s property and affairs, defining the scope of their authority and preserving D’s limited spending autonomy.
Minister for Health and Social Services v B and Ors (Capacity) 22-Jan-2021 [2021] JCA 011 (22 January 2021)
The Court of Appeal dismissed the Minister’s appeal, upheld the appointment of the father as delegate with revised restrictions, and held no Article 57 order was needed.
In the matter of B (Medical) [2020] JRC 153 (03 August 2020)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that the First Respondent lacked capacity to decide where he should live, ordered continued residence at the special needs home, and appointed his father as delegate.
In the matter of C (Capacity) [2020] JRC 150A (31 July 2020)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that C lacked capacity for residence, care, contact, and sexual relations, and approved a supervised placement in her best interests.
AB v AG (Capacity) [2020] JCA 147B (30 July 2020)
Appeal dismissed. The Court of Appeal upheld the Royal Court’s appointment of CD as sole delegate for X’s property and affairs, finding no bias or unfairness.
In the matter of B (Medical) [2020] JRC 065 (23 April 2020)
The Royal Court granted a protective costs order in a best-interests application under Jersey’s capacity law, funding the parents’ representation from public funds.
In the matter of B (Medical) 14-Aug-2019 [2019] JRC 158 (14 August 2019)
The court held that the First Respondent lacked capacity to consent to PEG feeding and declared the PEG in his best interests despite parental objection.
Representation of Violet Matthews [2018] JRC 075 (23 April 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court allowed registration of an Act of Court based on an English enduring power of attorney, for the limited purpose of abandoning dower rights.
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