The applicant suffered a catastrophic brain injury resulting in severe cognitive impairments.
Shortly after his release from the hospital, the respondent, his former partner, secretly married him.
The applicant's sons, acting as his guardians, sought to annul the marriage, enforce a prior property settlement agreement, and obtain a non-communication order.
The court found that the applicant lacked the requisite mental capacity to understand the nature and responsibilities of marriage, declaring the marriage void ab initio.
The court also enforced the property settlement agreement, vesting sole title of the shared home in the applicant, and granted a permanent non-communication order against the respondent.
