GUARDIANSHIP AND ADMINISTRATION ACT 1993 - SECT 35
GUARDIANSHIP AND ADMINISTRATION ACT 1993 - SECT 35
(1) If the Tribunal is
satisfied, on an application made under this Division—
(a) that
the person the subject of the application has a mental incapacity; and
(b) that
an order under this section should be made in respect of the person,
the Tribunal may, by order, appoint an administrator, or administrators,
of—
(c) a
specified part
of the person's estate (a "limited administration order"); or
(d) if
satisfied that an order under paragraph (c) would not be appropriate, the
whole of the person's estate (a "full administration order ).
(2) Any of the
following may be appointed as an administrator under this section:
(a) the
Public Trustee;
(b) a
trustee company;
(c) any
natural person who the Tribunal considers suitable to act as administrator of
the person's estate.
(3) The Public Trustee
may only be appointed as a sole administrator under this section.
(4) An
administration order—
(a) may
be subject to such conditions or limitations (including a limitation as to the
duration of the order) as the Tribunal thinks fit and specifies in the order;
and
(b) may
confer such further powers (beyond those conferred by this Act) on the
administrator as the Tribunal thinks necessary or desirable for the proper
administration of the estate and specifies in the order.