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    The Mental Capacity Bill: its Impact on Living Wills and Powers of Attorney

    The Government published the Mental Capacity Bill (the "Bill") at the end of June 2004. It is currently anticipated that the Bill will be enacted in Spring 2005. When enacted, it will provide a statutory framework.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Stamp Duty Land Tax

    Stamp Duty Land Tax comes into force on 1st December 2003. This briefing note considers some of the principal differences between Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Land Tax and the transitional provisions which will assist in determining which duty is to be paid.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
Article

Government’s Response to the Report on the Draft Mental Incapacity Bill

This article discusses the Mental Incapacity Bill. This bill has been subject to scrutiny by a Parliamentary Committee and the Government have now commented on their report. The proposed bill will reform the law to improve and clarify the decision making process for individuals who are 16 and over who are unable to make decisions for themselves. It will also offer to people who have capacity, the opportunity to decide how they are to be cared for in the future when they might lose capacity.
United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
RadcliffesLeBrasseur
RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Changes to Personal Bankruptcy Law

    On 1 April 2004 the provisions of Part 10 of the Enterprise Act 2002 (the "Act") relating to personal bankruptcy came into force. The new regime is designed to reduce the stigma of bankruptcy for "innocent" (as opposed to "culpable") bankrupts and thus to encourage entrepreneurs to start new businesses and take risks, thereby promoting the growth of the economy.
    United KingdomInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Management of a Resident’s Affairs (Part 2)

    In a previous briefing we looked at the procedure for the Court of Protection to appoint a receiver to administer a resident’s affairs. Such an application may be made only when the patient has lost capacity to manage their own affairs.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Sexual Offences - Avoiding Patient Allegations of Sexual Assault

    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Religious Belief Regulations

    In December 2003, the Employment Equality (Religion and Belief) Regulations ("the Regulations") came into force. This article considers what impact these Regulations have had in the workplace.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Implementing the Mental Capacity Act

    The Mental Capacity Act 2005 is not yet in force. However it is expected to come into force in April 2007 and the Government has recently published a new draft Code of Practice which seeks to provide extensive guidance on the implementation of the Act.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    New Pitfalls for Employers in the Redundancy Process

    The Employment Act 2002 (Dispute Resolution) Regulations 2004 ("the Regulations") are now in force, and introduced statutory dismissal and disciplinary procedures (DDPs),with which employers and employees must comply. Many employers are still unaware that they apply to redundancies.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Freedom Of Information Act - Are you on track?

    The Freedom of Information Act 2000 (the Act) has a potentially huge impact on the NHS.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Corporate Manslaughter Health & Safety Prosecutions

    Manslaughter is not governed by statute and, for the time being, remains a common law offence. It is defined as an unlawful killing without intent to kill.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Round-Up Of Recent Developments

    We are still awaiting the draft Charities Bill following the Government’s response to the Strategy Unit’s Report "Private Action, Public Benefit"
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Civil Partnerships

    Civil Partnerships – the affect on Mental Health Law. The Civil Partnership Act 2004 came into force on 5 December 2005 permitting same sex civil partnerships. One of the most publicised early partnerships was that of Elton John and his long-term partner, David Furnish.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Judicial Guidance on Yielding Up Premises

    recent decision of the Chancery Division of the High Court<SUP>1</SUP> has provided guidance on the yielding up of premises by a tenant at the end of a lease. Prior to that decision there was little clarification of the meaning of yielding up, in case law or in statute.
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    From Cradle to Grave: Living Together

    In the first bulletin in this series,we dealt with some of the issues faced by individuals in the early stages of adult life. In this bulletin,we discuss cohabitation issues which affect all couples whether married, unmarried or, after 6th December 2005, registered under the Civil Partnership Act.
    United KingdomTax
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    New Draft Mental Health Bill Published

    The Government finally published a revised draft of the Mental Health Bill on 8th September 2004. The amended Bill will be subject to pre-legislative scrutiny by a joint parliamentary committee. The Committee have been asked to present its report by the end if March 2005.
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Seclusion After the Human Rights Act: Important New Court Guidance

    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Commonhold - A New Beginning

    On 27 September 2004 the provisions of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 introducing Commonhold commenced.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    TUPE is Dead. Long live TUPE

    The Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 1981 must be one of the most controversial pieces of legislation ever passed. They are controversial, not so much because of the intent behind them, but because of the difficulty in dealing with complicated concepts. The regulations, or "TUPE" as they have fondly become to be known, are now being revised and reissued and Robert O’Donovan had a look at some of the details.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
  • Article

    Mental Health Review Tribunals: a Miscellany of Recent Decisions

    The question of the correct standard of proof to be applied by the MHRT has been considered in previous cases. This has now been addressed definitively by the Court of Appeal<SUP>1</SUP>.</P> <P>The patient challenged the burden of proof adopted by the MHRT. On the hearing of his judicial review the Judge held that the correct standard of proof was the ordinary civil standard of proof, namely the balance of probabilities.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
    RadcliffesLeBrasseur
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