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Court of Protection applies balance sheet test to determine which family member should be deputy
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Court of Protection applies balance sheet test to determine which family member should be deputy
The Court of Protection has identified factors to be weighed when applying the balance sheet approach to determine which of three competing siblings should be appointed as a deputy for their incapacitated father (DG and others v Peter [2014] EWCOP 31).
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Published on 18-Sep-2014
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