# Can s48/49 and s3 run concurrently?

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**Created:** [5 January 2025 19:32 UTC](https://forum.mentalhealthlaw.co.uk/t/can-s48-49-and-s3-run-concurrently/3067 "2025-01-05T19:32:42Z")\
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> [@S37/41 and S3 running concurrently](https://forum.mentalhealthlaw.co.uk/t/s37-41-and-s3-running-concurrently/2445):
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> Scenario is as follows: 1 - P was placed on S37/41. Hospital A became aware that P’s case could be remitted, so they placed P on S3. HMs then lifted the S3 on the grounds that P could still be treated under S37/41 as it remained in place at the time. 2- P was transferred to hospital B. P’s case was remitted and hospital B placed him under S3 in the event the S37/41 was quashed and it was 2 months after the S3 commenced. P was bailed to hospital B and remains detained under S3. Was the S3 vali…

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