The judge was right to refuse to discharge an injunction and power of arrest against the husband, since it had not been shown that the husband was suffering from any mental incapacity and it was clear from the expert evidence that he fully understood that he was not to go to the former matrimonial home and would be sent to prison if he did so.

CA (Civ Div) (Butler-Sloss LJ, Judge LJ, Sedley LJ)

14/07/1999