J.M. & MRS. J.M. [2013] ScotSC 5 (25 January 2013)
The court approved the applications for guardianship and authorised the granting of a standard security over the adults' property in favour of the second applicant, finding all statutory tests satisfied and the intervention appropriate, supported by clear evidence and family consensus.
- Citation
- [2013] ScotSC 5
- Parties
- Adult: JM; Adult: Mrs JM; Applicant: Son (second applicant); Applicant: Daughter (first applicant)
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 25 January 2013
- Procedural Posture
- Application Under Adults With Incapacity (scotland) Act 2000 / Judgment on Guardianship and Financial Intervention
- Outcome
- applications approved
- Legal Topics
- Guardianship, Financial Affairs of Incapacitated Adults, Standard Security, Succession
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Parties
JM
Adult
Mrs JM
Adult
Son (second applicant)
Applicant
Daughter (first applicant)
Applicant
Procedural Posture
Application Under Adults With Incapacity (scotland) Act 2000 / Judgment on Guardianship and Financial Intervention
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the applicants should be appointed as guardians for welfare and financial affairs of the adults
- 2 Whether the court should authorise granting a standard security over the adults' property in favour of the second applicant
Ratio Decidendi
The court approved the applications for guardianship and authorised the granting of a standard security over the adults' property in favour of the second applicant, finding all statutory tests satisfied and the intervention appropriate, supported by clear evidence and family consensus.
Court Disposition
applications approved
Orders
- Applicants appointed as guardians for welfare and property/financial affairs of both adults.
- Authorisation granted to grant a standard security over the house in favour of the second applicant.
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