Section 21A applications and interim declarations: The implications of DP v Hillingdon
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Join the Kings Chambers team of specialist Court of Protection barristers to discuss DP v Hillingdon, a recent case which is already altering the way that s.21A Mental Capacity Act applications are conducted.
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