21 Aug 2009
MONASTERIO AND ANOR V BUJAK AND ORS HC CHCH CIV-2008-409-001901
- Citation
- openlaw-1e7491fd_4c1f_4110_a1e4_f0ced0bd468b.pdf
- Court
- High Court
The court held that the plaintiffs' concerns about incomplete and unexplained disclosures were well founded, that the enduring power of attorney remained operative and enabled the attorney to obtain and disclose the principal's financial information, and that the requirements of r32.5(5) were satisfied; accordingly the court granted orders compelling further detailed disclosure by the first defendant both of his own affairs (including trust assets and sale proceeds) and, acting as attorney, of the assets and bank transactions of the second defendant to the extent specified.