The Enduring Powers of Attorney (Prescribed Form) Regulations 1990

1Citation and commencement

2Prescribed form

4Where more than one attorney is appointed and they are...

SCHEDULEENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY

Part A: About using this form

1You may choose one attorney or more than one. If...

2If you give your attorney(s) general power in relation to...

3If you don't want your attorney(s) to have such wide...

4If you are a trustee (and please remember that co-ownership...

5Unless you put in a restriction preventing it you attorney(s)...

6Your attorney(s) can recover the out-of-pocket expenses of acting as...

7If your attorney(s) have reason to believe that you have...

8Before applying to the Court of Protection for registration of...

9This is a simplified explanation of what the Enduring Powers...

10Note to Attorney(s)

11Note to Donor

Part B: To be completed by the “donor” (the person appointing the attorney(s)

Part C: To be completed by the attorney(s)

2If there is more than one attorney additional sheets in...

1990 No. 1376

POWERS OF ATTORNEY

The Enduring Powers of Attorney (Prescribed Form) Regulations 1990

Made5th July 1990

Laid before Parliament9th July 1990

Coming into force31st July 1990

The Lord Chancellor, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by section 2(2) of the Enduring Powers of Attorney Act 19851, hereby makes the following Regulations: