LCN v KF & Ors [2019] EWCOP 1
Before District Judge Beckley sitting at First Avenue House on 26th November 2018
[1]The Applicant LCN was appointed as deputy for the property and affairs of CJF by order dated 14 August 2012;[2]CJF is in a very serious medical condition and his medical advisers have advised the Applicant that he has only days to live; and[3]The Applicant has made an application for a settlement to be made on behalf of CJF UPON HEARING Mr Justin Holmes, Counsel for the Applicant, Miss Eliza Eagling, Counsel for the First Respondent, Mr Simon Heapy for the Second and Third Respondents, and Miss Ruth Hughes, Counsel for the Fourth Respondent IT IS ORDERED THAT:WHEREAS
[1]The Applicant be authorised and directed in the name and on behalf of CJF forthwith and in any event by 4pm on Tuesday 27th November 2018 to:(a) Execute a settlement in the form annexed to this order (“the Settlement”); and initialled by District Judge Beckley.(b) Execute a form TR1 and/or such other deeds and/or documents as may be necessary to transfer 1AY to Irwin Mitchell Trustees Ltd to be held on the trusts declared in the Settlement; and(c) Transfer the sum of £172,000 to Irwin Mitchell Trustees Ltd to be held on the trusts declared in the Settlement.[2]The costs of the parties to this Application are summarily assessed and shall be paid forthwith.[3]The Applicant shall by 4pm on Tuesday 27th November 2018 instruct an enquiry agent to find the address for service of BJF and if and when that agent is able to establish an address for service for him, shall serve a copy of this order upon him.[4]BJF may apply within 21 days of the date on which the order was served upon him to have the order set aside or varied pursuant to Rule 13.4 of the Court of Protection Rules 2017 (“the Rules”). Any such application must be made on Form COP9 and in accordance with Part 10 of the Rules.District Judge Beckley
[3]January 2019
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