May 7, 2019October 13, 2020

Could breaching a transparency Order ultimately lead to an application for imprisonment?

In the case of Office of the Public Guardian v Stalter [2018] EWCOP 27, an application was made by the Office of the Public Guardian to commit the Protected Party’s…

January 9, 2019October 13, 2020

Impersonating a Protected Party grounds for imprisonment – Dudley v Hill

Court of Protection orders imprisonment of a Respondent for falsely impersonating the Protected Party and breaching an injunction. In the case of Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council v Hill (2018), the…

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