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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.
In the matter of A (Curatorship) [2013] JRC 026 (01 February 2013)
The court considered who should be appointed curator for an elderly woman. It preferred a willing local family member if available, otherwise an independent professional.
In the matter of K [2011] JRC 137 (15 July 2011)
The court appointed an independent curator for an 84-year-old woman after finding her son B unsuitable because of concerns about control, motive, and cooperation.
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.
Picot v Att. Gen. [2008] JLR 69 (12 March 2008)
In curatorship proceedings, a witness summoned under article 43(6) could be appointed curator, but had no standing to appeal if not appointed.
Picot v HM Attorney General [2008] JCA 006A (11 January 2008)
The Court of Appeal refused Mr Picot’s application because he was not a party to the Royal Court proceedings and had no standing to appeal the curator appointment.
In the matter of the curatorship of Mrs B [2007] JRC 232 (10 December 2007)
The court held that a non-resident son could be appointed curator for his Jersey-based mother in exceptional circumstances, with safeguards to keep assets in Jersey.
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