Key legal question
Whether the patient had validly chosen half-private treatment, or whether relatives’ wishes controlled the admission class
Extracted holding
The patient was still capable of expressing a legally relevant will on admission and clearly requested private-class treatment; that will was decisive, not the relatives’ views.
Extracted reasoning
Hospital admission depends primarily on the patient’s expressed will, unless legal admission requirements prevent it. Relatives’ wishes matter only if the patient cannot validly express herself. The evidence showed no loss of capacity and an unequivocal wish for private-class treatment.