Not exact matches
The bottom - up approach to handling reform objectives was commented
upon favorably even by the former Obama regulatory czar and noted expert on administrative law, Cass Sunstein, when on March 3 he wrote in Bloomberg, «Because the White House itself
lacks the
capacity to scrutinize the stock
of existing regulations, the Trump administration was smart to call for task forces within each agency to do that — and to require them to engage with the public to see which regulations are really causing trouble.»
Outcome In N v ACCG [2017] UKSC 22, the Supreme Court has now pronounced definitively
upon what the Court
of Protection should do where is a dispute between the providers or funders
of health or social services for a person
lacking the
capacity to make the decision for himself as to what services should be provided to him either between the person's family or, by analogy, by those acting on behalf
of the person.
Upon meeting these requirements a court will deem the Will to be valid unless someone brings forth allegations
of a
lack of testamentary
capacity (mental ability) or undue influence (i.e. somebody forcing the testator to write and / or sign a Will).
In Hill v Fellowes Solicitors [2011] EWHC 61, a professional negligence claim against solicitors in respect
of an inter vivos transaction, the judge said that there was «plainly no duty
upon solicitors in general to obtain medical evidence on every occasion
upon which they are instructed by an elderly client just in case they
lack capacity».
In «The Internet sky really is falling» she reminds us that it's not simply
lack of capacity that is the fatal flaw, but also a shortage
of IP addresses and a failure to have an agreed -
upon, effective replacement internet architecture available.