Case Summaries

This was a mother’s appeal against a care order placed on her daughter on the grounds that a meeting held by the Local Authority concerning the care order had been unfair to NJ and had breached her human rights. The appeal was dismissed.

This judgment concerns costs arising from judicial review proceedings brought by B but subsequently resolved by agreement. No order for costs was made.

The appellant was seeking permission to appeal an order declaring that he was not the parent of E under the Children Act and so therefore required leave to make an application for a specific issues and prohibited steps order under s 8 of the Act. The appeal was dismissed.

A father was seeking permission to appeal interlocutory orders relating to contact arrangements and to institute proceedings for damages arising from breaches of his rights under the Human Rights Act 1998 and the ECHR. The applications were refused.

This was an application by Pembrokeshire County Council to strike out a claim for negligence under ss 6 and 7(1) of the Human Rights Acts 1998. The claim was struck out.

This is a judgment giving the President’s reasons for a declaration relating to the medical treatment of K, who was the subject of an interim care order but who has subsequently died.

This was an application for permission to appeal an order in a case concerning the beneficial ownership of a property in which the applicant and her former husband had lived for a short while. The application was granted.

Application for permission to appeal an order refusing judicial review of the action of the CSA. Application refused.