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The Nearest Relative Handbook 2nd ed isbn 9781843109716

The Nearest Relative Handbook


ISBN13: 9781843105220
New Edition ISBN: 9781843109716
Published: July 2007
Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



The role of nearest relative is complex and often misunderstood. This handbook offers an expert legal analysis of the role, the powers it carries and the limits of those powers. When a person is subject to the Mental Health Act 1983, many of his or her principal rights are taken away. It is the function of the nearest relative to compensate for that loss.

This very accessible book explains how the nearest relative is identified and what the role can involve, and it contains a wealth of case examples and illustrative scenarios. The book provides a succinct discussion of each significant case, and it incorporates all the very latest changes to the Mental Health Act and looks at areas where further changes might be made.

The Nearest Relative Handbook is the first full-length reference work to tackle this subject systematically and comprehensively. It will be an invaluable aid to those who find themselves in a professional relationship with a nearest relative, to those who are or wish to be a nearest relative, and to anyone needing to make sense of the relevant statutory provisions.

Subjects:
Mental Health Law