Court dismisses appeal against urgent declaration denial for caregiver living with mother under maintenance of care rule.

The Court of Administrative Justice confirmed the lower court's rejection of the appellant's appeal against the refusal of an urgent declaration. The appellant, a caregiver living with his mother, argued that the 'maintenance of care' ground should allow him to move independently while continuing to care for her. The court held that the regulation's purpose is to facilitate new care arrangements, not to maintain existing ones where the caregiver and care recipient already reside together. Consequently, the appeal was deemed unfounded, and no hardship clause was applied.