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|Sentence=Whether to register LPAs
|Sentence=Whether to register LPAs
|Summary=''(1) The three-stage test in [[Re J (2010) MHLO 167 (COP)]] for revocation of an LPA was applied to LPA registration in this case: the LPAs were not registered as the acrimonious relationship among the donees would prevent them from acting in KC's best interests. (2) a panel deputy for property and affairs was appointed, but no personal welfare deputy.''
|Summary=''(1) The three-stage test in [[Re J (2010) MHLO 167 (COP)]] for revocation of an LPA was applied to LPA registration in this case: the LPAs were not registered as the acrimonious relationship among the donees would prevent them from acting in KC's best interests. (2) a panel deputy for property and affairs was appointed, but no personal welfare deputy.''
|Subject=Deputyship cases,LPA cases - all,LPA cases - revocation
|Subject=Deputyship cases,LPA cases - revocation
|News=Yes
|News=Yes
|RSS pubdate=2020/12/12 10:48:32 AM
|RSS pubdate=2020/12/12 10:48:32 AM
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Revision as of 08:06, 2 May 2021

Whether to register LPAs (1) The three-stage test in Re J (2010) MHLO 167 (COP) for revocation of an LPA was applied to LPA registration in this case: the LPAs were not registered as the acrimonious relationship among the donees would prevent them from acting in KC's best interests. (2) a panel deputy for property and affairs was appointed, but no personal welfare deputy.

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Date: 29 September 2020🔍

Court: Court of Protection🔍

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  • Sarah Richardson🔍

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Published: 12/12/20 10:59

Cached: 2025-08-17 20:27:51