Two Court of Appeal judges have dismissed their challenge.
Indi Gregory’s parents have been fighting in court to keep her on life support The mum and dad of critically ill baby Indi Gregory have lost their latest legal challenge in their fight to keep her on life support. Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth have been trying to prevent doctors from limiting the treatment they give to Indi, who will turn eight months old on Tuesday.
Dean and Claire had argued that the ‘depth of the inquiry’ carried out by Mr Justice Peel had been ‘inadequate’, and they had been refused an ‘effective opportunity’ to obtain their own expert medical evidence. As a result, they said, the High Court trial had been ‘procedurally unfair’. The two judges concluded the pair did not have an arguable case and no ‘real prospect’ of winning an appeal.
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