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Mental capacity [2024] JRC 125

In the matter of D (Capacity)

In the matter of D (Capacity) [2024] JRC 125 (31 May 2024)

The court held that D’s daughter could remain delegate and continue living rent free in the family home, subject to review if D’s savings fall below £10,000.

  • Delegate appointment
  • Best interests
  • Conflict of interest
  • Care home funding
  • Property management
  • Mental-capacity
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Mental capacity law [2021] JRC 150

In the matter of P (Capacity) 21-May-2021

In the matter of P (Capacity) 21-May-2021 [2021] JRC 150 (21 May 2021)

The Royal Court appointed a public servant as delegate for an incapacitated man, finding no conflict of interest and limiting the role to regularising his affairs.

  • Appointment of delegate
  • Conflict of interest
  • Scope of delegate's authority
  • Discharge of delegate
  • Mental-capacity-law
  • Appointment-of-delegate
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Mental capacity [2015] JRC 086A

In the matter of A (Curatorship)

In the matter of A (Curatorship) [2015] JRC 086A (29 April 2015)

The Court appointed G, a chartered accountant, as curator for Mrs A, finding her competent, independent, and materially less costly than a lawyer.

  • Appointment of curator
  • Financial safeguarding
  • Costs of curatorship
  • Curatorship
  • Financial-safeguarding
  • Costs
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Mental health law [2011] JRC 090

In the matter of K

In the matter of K [2011] JRC 090 (27 April 2011)

The court held that K lacked capacity to manage her own affairs and that a curator was necessary, but adjourned the question of who should be appointed.

  • Curatorship
  • Capacity to manage affairs
  • Appointment of curator
  • Capacity-to-manage-affairs
  • Mental-health-law
  • Elder-law
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