AW (R) v FIRST-TIER TRIBUNAL [2013] UKUT 350 
In September 2005, the Claimant was living with his partner of some 20 years and their two children, a son aged 19 and a daughter aged 16. The son was troubled and prone to violent outbursts. He had had learning difficulties and had been the subject of a statement of special educational needs from the age of about 8. The son assaulted his father and was arrested. He alleged that he had pushed, or at least touched, his father while trying to get past him and that his father falling had been an accident.​Full report here.
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