Legal Aid in the Court of Protection
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See also
External link
- Alex Ruck Keene, 'Legal aid for historic human rights breaches in the CoP' (Court of Protection Handbook, 7/6/16)†. This web page notes that, after permission to apply for judicial review was granted, the LAA conceded that the correct statutory interpretation of LASPO 2012 is that legal aid funding is available to 'P' to bring a claim for damages under the Human Rights Act, within the Court of Protection, not only ongoing but also for historic breaches.
INFORMATION
Legal Aid category:
- Disbursements, including independent experts
- Hourly rates and fixed fees
- Legal Aid Agency Liverpool Office
- Legal Aid for appeals
- Legal Aid forms
- Legal Aid guidance documents
- Legal Aid in the Court of Protection
- Peer review
- Standard Civil Contract 2018
- The mental health fee scheme
- Transaction criteria
- Legal Aid archive
- Legal Aid eligibility
All information categories:
- Aftercare
- Changes made by MHA 2007
- Coronavirus
- CPD
- General information pages
- International law
- Legal Aid
- Legislation overviews
- Main types of funding
- Nearest relative
- Other jurisdictions
- Statistics
- The Law Society
Other information pages:
What links here:
- Controlled work
- Disbursements, including independent experts
- Hourly rates and fixed fees
- Legal Aid Agency Liverpool Office
- Legal Aid News archive
- Legal Aid for appeals
- Legal Aid forms
- Legal Aid guidance documents
- Legal Aid information archive
- Means testing
- Merits tests
- Non-means-tested non-tribunal matters
- Peer review
- Residence test
- Standard Civil Contract 2014
- Standard Civil Contract 2018
- Test page 1
- The mental health fee scheme
- Transaction criteria