Re Haworth (2010) COP 20/12/10
From Mental Health Law Online
The donor made an EPA appointing A and B to act jointly and severally. He then imposed the following restriction: "B shall not, while A is alive and mentally capable, without A's consent (a) sell, mortgage, charge, lease, or otherwise dispose of any asset of mine or (b) enter into any transaction with a value of more than £2,000." On the attorneys' application the court severed the restriction as being incompatible with a joint and several appointment. [OPG summary - EPA case.]
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Summary from OPG website.
Title: Re Haworth (an order of District Judge Mainwaring-Taylor made on 20 December 2010)
Heading: Severance of restrictions incompatible with a joint and several appointment
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