From Mental Health Law Online
"In this case there are a number of matters: does H have capacity to conduct litigation; does she have capacity to decide where she should live, or capacity to decide where she should be educated, or capacity to decide on the extent of the contact and relationship she should have with her natural family; capacity to deal with her financial affairs, or to enter into what has been described as a tenancy agreement, and capacity in a sense to judge her own best interests in those respects?" [Summary required.]
Related cases
LB Haringey v FG (No. 2) (2011) EWHC 3933 (COP)
- LB Haringey v FG (No. 1) (2011) EWHC 3932 (COP)
External links
Bailii - No transcript on Bailii at time of writing