- You have no authority if you believe that the person concerned has capacity to make the decision(s)
- Where decisions conflict with that of an Attorney
- No power to make a Will
- No power to undertake Inheritance Tax planning
- No power to sell a jointly owned property
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Once I am appointed as a Deputy can I make all decisions on behalf of the persons?
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