Enduring Powers of Attorney Act 1985 (repealed)
Enduring Powers of Attorney Act 1985 (repealed) (1985 c. 29)
- Enduring Powers of Attorney Act 1985 (repealed) (1985 c. 29)
- Enduring powers of attorney
- 1 Enduring power of attorney to survive mental incapacity of donor.
- 2 Characteristics of an enduring power.
- 3 Scope of authority et ceteralaetc. of attorney under enduring power.
- Action on actual or impending incapacity of donor
- 4 Duties of attorney in event of actual or impending incapacity of donor.
- 5 Functions of court prior to registration.
- 6 Functions of court on application for registration.
- Legal position after registration
- 7 Effect and proof of registration, et ceteralaetc.
- 8 Functions of court with respect to registered power.
- Protection of attorney and third parties
- 9 Protection of attorney and third persons where power invalid or revoked.
- Supplementary
- 10 Application of Mental Health Act provisions relating to the court.
- 11 Application to joint and joint and several attorneys.
- 12 Power of Lord Chancellor to modify pre-registration requirements in certain cases.
- 13 Interpretation.
- 14 Short title, commencement and extent.
- SCHEDULES
- SCHEDULE 1 Notification Prior to Registration
- Part I Duty to Give Notice to Relatives and Donor
- Duty to give notice to relatives
- Duty to give notice to donor
- Part II Contents of Notices
- Part III Duty to Give Notice to Other Attorneys
- Part IV Supplementary
- SCHEDULE 2 Further Protection of Attorney and Third Persons
- SCHEDULE 3 Joint and Joint and Several Attorneys
- Part I Joint Attorneys
- Part II Joint and Several Attorneys
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