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UK Private Client round-up: Court of Protection anonymity and digital deputyship filings; Finance Bill 2025; HMRC interest/manuals; digital assets bill; proprietary estoppel inheritance; lifetime allowance corrections

Published on: 28 November 2024

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Court of Protection

Court rules that an anonymity application under CPR 39.2(4) and section 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998 must proceed on a statutory basis (PMC (a child by his mother and litigation friend FLR) v Local Health Board)

The claimant, a boy born in 2012, pursued a clinical negligence action against an NHS trust for injuries at birth. The claim, issued in March 2023 without an anonymity order, left his name and disabilities in the public domain. In November 2024, he applied for an order restricting publication of his identity ahead of a quantum trial fixed for December 2025...

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