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     • A person is classed as housebound if they cannot leave their home at all, or if they require significant assistance to leave the house. A person who is housebound would be unable to have their healthcare appointments in a GP practice or clinic and therefore is eligible for a home visit.
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   What is meant by housebound?

   • A person is classed as housebound if they cannot leave their home at all, or if they require significant assistance to leave the house. A person who is housebound would be unable to have their healthcare appointments in a GP practice or clinic and therefore is eligible for a home visit.

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   What is a housebound person & a detained person?

   • A housebound person will be considered to live at the place where he or she is housebound because of illness or disability - this could be their home, hospital, hospice and so on. A detained person will be considered to live at the place of detention - this could be a prison or secure hospital.

   Marriage and civil partnership of housebound or detained persons

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   When is a patient considered housebound?

   • A patient is not considered housebound if they are able to leave their home environment on their own or with minimal assistance for health or social purposes, this includes activities such as shopping, hairdressers and social clubs.

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3. www.benefitsandwork.co.uk › forum › 10-dla-esaRe:Housebound Definition - Benefits and Work Forum

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   Apr 21, 2010 · To the best of my knowledge, there is no legal definition of 'housebound', but it is taken as someone who is confined to the house due to illness/disability most of the time. However, if you're claiming DLA HRM, be very careful to describe yourself as 'housebound', since it could lead to a refusal, since those on DLA HRM must be able to what ...

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   Under the Marriage and Civil Partnership Act it is possible to hold a marriage or civil partnership in a place where a person is housebound or detained if they are unable to be moved to...

5. forums.moneysavingexpert.com › discussion › 6054587What is housebound — MoneySavingExpert Forum

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   Oct 2, 2019 · What is housebound. My mother in law moved to a retirement bungalow in our town so we could be there for her and she be close to grandson. She has been struggling and been quite poorly. I work part time so been taking her to appointments at the doctors. Next week she has 3 nurse appointments and 1 doc appointments.

6. www.lexisnexis.co.uk › legal › legislationSection 1 Marriages of house-bound and detained persons in ...

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   Read Section 1 Marriages Of House-Bound And Detained Persons In England And Wales of Marriage Act 1983 C32. Keep up to date with a comprehensive library of legislation documents on LexisNexis.

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   A person is classed as housebound if they cannot leave their home at all, or if they require significant assistance to leave the house. A person who is housebound would be unable to have their healthcare appointments in a GP practice or clinic and therefore is eligible for a home visit.

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   Aug 2, 2016 · A covenant is a provision, or promise, contained in a deed to land. Land may be subject to a covenant which affects or limits its use. This is known as the burden of a covenant. A covenant may give a landowner some say over what is permissible on neighbouring property. This is called the benefit of a covenant.

9. www.lexisnexis.co.uk › legal › commentary200. 'Housebound Persons' For The Purposes Of Marriage And ...

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   'Housebound persons' for the purposes of marriage and civil partnership forms and ceremonies. This comprehensive encyclopedia of the law covers all parts of Matrimonial and Civil Partnership Law.