Lawyers for Indi's father have described the original High Court hearings as 'inadequate.'
The parents of seven-month-old Indi Gregory have been denied the chance to appeal a decision which will see life support being withdrawn from their daughter. But lawyers representing the father of the critically-ill baby will now be making an application to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, with the original High Court hearings being described as "inadequate to decide a matter of life and death".
The High Court's recent judgement meant that medics at the Nottingham University Hospitals Trust , which runs the QMC, would be able to take extubate Indi, the last step in taking a patient off a mechanical ventilator. NUH would then provide non-invasive ventilation for a period of up to seven days before introducing a compassionate care plan.
The documents added on this point: "The depth of the inquiry carried out by the court into Indi's medical situation was inadequate to decide a matter of life and death." Mr Quintavalle also argued in Monday's hearing that the High Court's original judgement was often informed by "hearsay evidence."
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