The International Protection of Adults
Herausgeber: Frimston, Richard; Ward Mbe, Adrian; Overdijk, Claire van; Ruck Keene, Alexander
The International Protection of Adults
Herausgeber: Frimston, Richard; Ward Mbe, Adrian; Overdijk, Claire van; Ruck Keene, Alexander
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There are increasing demands upon lawyers to advise and act in cross-border situations involving adults with capacity impairments. This book provides clear coverage of this area of law, an overview of all relevant capacity and private international law issues, and existing solutions in common and civil law jurisdictions and under Convention XXXV.
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There are increasing demands upon lawyers to advise and act in cross-border situations involving adults with capacity impairments. This book provides clear coverage of this area of law, an overview of all relevant capacity and private international law issues, and existing solutions in common and civil law jurisdictions and under Convention XXXV.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 896
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Mai 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 173mm x 51mm
- Gewicht: 1656g
- ISBN-13: 9780198727255
- ISBN-10: 0198727259
- Artikelnr.: 44206135
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 896
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Mai 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 173mm x 51mm
- Gewicht: 1656g
- ISBN-13: 9780198727255
- ISBN-10: 0198727259
- Artikelnr.: 44206135
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Richard Frimston is a Partner and Head of the Private Client Group at Russell Cooke and advises clients in relation to their wills, probate and tax planning issues and offers Notary Public services. His areas of expertise include cross-border estates and international private law issues. Richard is a member of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, the International Academy of Estate and Trust Law and the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists. He is the Law Society representative to the European Committee of the Union Internationale du Notariat and is currently Chair of the EU STEP Committee and co-Chair of the STEP Public Policy Committee. Alexander Ruck Keene is a barrister at 39 Essex Street, where a very significant proportion of his practice is in proceedings under the Mental Capacity Act 2005. He has experience of appearing/advising upon all aspects of the Court of Protection's jurisdiction, and has appeared in the majority of the reported cases concerning its jurisdiction in cross-border cases. He is a member of both the Law Society of England and Scotland's Mental Health and Disability Committees, the author or co-author of leading textbooks in the field of mental capacity, and is Honorary Research Lecturer at the University of Manchester. Adrian Ward is a solicitor and senior partner of Messrs TC Young Turnbull & Ward and has been Convener of the Mental Health and Disability Committee of the Law Society of Scotland since 1989. He was awarded MBE for services to the mentally handicapped in Scotland (1992). Claire van Overdijk is a barrister at No. 5 Chambers and was called in 2003. She specialises in both the health and welfare and property and affairs jurisdictions of the Court of Protection, as well as the Court's international jurisdiction and cross-border capacity disputes.
* Overview Chapters
* 1.: Fundamental Definitions
* 2.: Overview: Key concepts in Private International Law
* 3.: The Civil Law and the Common Law approaches to the protection of
adults
* 4.: Property and Affairs aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 5.: Health and Welfare aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 6.: The cross-border protection of adults: non-Hague 35 35 States
* Part II: The cross-border protection of adults: Hague 35
* 7.: Hague 35: Introduction and background
* 8. : Hague 35: Overview and Protective Measures
* 9. : Hague 35: Private Mandates and Other Anticipatory Measures
* 10.: Hague 35: An Assessment and the Future Existing law in various
jurisdictions
* (a) United Kingdom, Ireland, other British Islands
* 11.: England and Wales
* 12.: Scotland
* 13.: Northern Ireland
* 14.: Ireland
* 15.: Isle of Man
* 16.: Jersey
* (b) Convention XXXV States
* 17.: Austria
* 18.: Czech Republic
* 19.: Estonia
* 20.: Finland
* 21.: France
* 22.: Germany
* 23.: Switzerland
* (c) Non-Convention XXXV States
* 24. : USA - Uniform Powers of Attorney Act and its effects.
* 25. : Australia NSW
* 26. : Australia Victoria
* 27. : Belgium
* 28. : Brazil
* 29. : Canada Alberta
* 30. : Canada British Columbia
* 31. : Canada Nova Scotia
* 32. : Canada Ontario
* 33. : Canada Saskatchewan
* 34. : China
* 35. : Croatia
* 36. : Denmark
* 37. : Greece
* 38. : Hong Kong
* 39. : Iceland
* 40. : Italy
* 41. : Japan
* 42. : Malta
* 43. : Netherlands
* 44. : New Zealand
* 45. : Norway
* 46. : Portugal
* 47. : Russia
* 48. : Singapore
* 49. : Spain
* 50. : Sweden
* 51. : Turkey
* 52. : USA California
* Case Studies
* 53: Case Studies and Flow Charts to focus on providing solutions to
legal issues/problem areas
* Appendix 1: Questionnaire sent to correspondents
* Appendix 2: Hague 35
* Appendix 3: Status Chart for Hague 35 and Central/Competent
Authorities
* Appendix 4: Explanatory Report accompanying Hague 35
* Appendix 5: Model Forms for use with Articles 7, 10, and 11 of Hague
35
* Appendix 6: Model Form for use with Article 8 of Hague 35
* Appendix 7: Model Form for use with Article 38 of Hague 35
* Appendix 8: Recommendation No R (99) 4 of the Committee of Ministers
to Member States on Principles Concerning the Legal Protection of
Incapable Adults
* Appendix 9: Recommendation CM/Rec(2009)11 of the Committee of
Ministers to member states on principles concerning continuing powers
of attorney and advance directives for incapacity
* Appendix 10: Recommendation CM/Rec(2014)2 of the Committee of
Ministers to member States on the promotion of human rights of older
persons
* Appendix 11: Preamble, Articles 1-5, 12 and 32 of the Convention on
the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
* 1.: Fundamental Definitions
* 2.: Overview: Key concepts in Private International Law
* 3.: The Civil Law and the Common Law approaches to the protection of
adults
* 4.: Property and Affairs aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 5.: Health and Welfare aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 6.: The cross-border protection of adults: non-Hague 35 35 States
* Part II: The cross-border protection of adults: Hague 35
* 7.: Hague 35: Introduction and background
* 8. : Hague 35: Overview and Protective Measures
* 9. : Hague 35: Private Mandates and Other Anticipatory Measures
* 10.: Hague 35: An Assessment and the Future Existing law in various
jurisdictions
* (a) United Kingdom, Ireland, other British Islands
* 11.: England and Wales
* 12.: Scotland
* 13.: Northern Ireland
* 14.: Ireland
* 15.: Isle of Man
* 16.: Jersey
* (b) Convention XXXV States
* 17.: Austria
* 18.: Czech Republic
* 19.: Estonia
* 20.: Finland
* 21.: France
* 22.: Germany
* 23.: Switzerland
* (c) Non-Convention XXXV States
* 24. : USA - Uniform Powers of Attorney Act and its effects.
* 25. : Australia NSW
* 26. : Australia Victoria
* 27. : Belgium
* 28. : Brazil
* 29. : Canada Alberta
* 30. : Canada British Columbia
* 31. : Canada Nova Scotia
* 32. : Canada Ontario
* 33. : Canada Saskatchewan
* 34. : China
* 35. : Croatia
* 36. : Denmark
* 37. : Greece
* 38. : Hong Kong
* 39. : Iceland
* 40. : Italy
* 41. : Japan
* 42. : Malta
* 43. : Netherlands
* 44. : New Zealand
* 45. : Norway
* 46. : Portugal
* 47. : Russia
* 48. : Singapore
* 49. : Spain
* 50. : Sweden
* 51. : Turkey
* 52. : USA California
* Case Studies
* 53: Case Studies and Flow Charts to focus on providing solutions to
legal issues/problem areas
* Appendix 1: Questionnaire sent to correspondents
* Appendix 2: Hague 35
* Appendix 3: Status Chart for Hague 35 and Central/Competent
Authorities
* Appendix 4: Explanatory Report accompanying Hague 35
* Appendix 5: Model Forms for use with Articles 7, 10, and 11 of Hague
35
* Appendix 6: Model Form for use with Article 8 of Hague 35
* Appendix 7: Model Form for use with Article 38 of Hague 35
* Appendix 8: Recommendation No R (99) 4 of the Committee of Ministers
to Member States on Principles Concerning the Legal Protection of
Incapable Adults
* Appendix 9: Recommendation CM/Rec(2009)11 of the Committee of
Ministers to member states on principles concerning continuing powers
of attorney and advance directives for incapacity
* Appendix 10: Recommendation CM/Rec(2014)2 of the Committee of
Ministers to member States on the promotion of human rights of older
persons
* Appendix 11: Preamble, Articles 1-5, 12 and 32 of the Convention on
the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
* Overview Chapters
* 1.: Fundamental Definitions
* 2.: Overview: Key concepts in Private International Law
* 3.: The Civil Law and the Common Law approaches to the protection of
adults
* 4.: Property and Affairs aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 5.: Health and Welfare aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 6.: The cross-border protection of adults: non-Hague 35 35 States
* Part II: The cross-border protection of adults: Hague 35
* 7.: Hague 35: Introduction and background
* 8. : Hague 35: Overview and Protective Measures
* 9. : Hague 35: Private Mandates and Other Anticipatory Measures
* 10.: Hague 35: An Assessment and the Future Existing law in various
jurisdictions
* (a) United Kingdom, Ireland, other British Islands
* 11.: England and Wales
* 12.: Scotland
* 13.: Northern Ireland
* 14.: Ireland
* 15.: Isle of Man
* 16.: Jersey
* (b) Convention XXXV States
* 17.: Austria
* 18.: Czech Republic
* 19.: Estonia
* 20.: Finland
* 21.: France
* 22.: Germany
* 23.: Switzerland
* (c) Non-Convention XXXV States
* 24. : USA - Uniform Powers of Attorney Act and its effects.
* 25. : Australia NSW
* 26. : Australia Victoria
* 27. : Belgium
* 28. : Brazil
* 29. : Canada Alberta
* 30. : Canada British Columbia
* 31. : Canada Nova Scotia
* 32. : Canada Ontario
* 33. : Canada Saskatchewan
* 34. : China
* 35. : Croatia
* 36. : Denmark
* 37. : Greece
* 38. : Hong Kong
* 39. : Iceland
* 40. : Italy
* 41. : Japan
* 42. : Malta
* 43. : Netherlands
* 44. : New Zealand
* 45. : Norway
* 46. : Portugal
* 47. : Russia
* 48. : Singapore
* 49. : Spain
* 50. : Sweden
* 51. : Turkey
* 52. : USA California
* Case Studies
* 53: Case Studies and Flow Charts to focus on providing solutions to
legal issues/problem areas
* Appendix 1: Questionnaire sent to correspondents
* Appendix 2: Hague 35
* Appendix 3: Status Chart for Hague 35 and Central/Competent
Authorities
* Appendix 4: Explanatory Report accompanying Hague 35
* Appendix 5: Model Forms for use with Articles 7, 10, and 11 of Hague
35
* Appendix 6: Model Form for use with Article 8 of Hague 35
* Appendix 7: Model Form for use with Article 38 of Hague 35
* Appendix 8: Recommendation No R (99) 4 of the Committee of Ministers
to Member States on Principles Concerning the Legal Protection of
Incapable Adults
* Appendix 9: Recommendation CM/Rec(2009)11 of the Committee of
Ministers to member states on principles concerning continuing powers
of attorney and advance directives for incapacity
* Appendix 10: Recommendation CM/Rec(2014)2 of the Committee of
Ministers to member States on the promotion of human rights of older
persons
* Appendix 11: Preamble, Articles 1-5, 12 and 32 of the Convention on
the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
* 1.: Fundamental Definitions
* 2.: Overview: Key concepts in Private International Law
* 3.: The Civil Law and the Common Law approaches to the protection of
adults
* 4.: Property and Affairs aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 5.: Health and Welfare aspects of the international protection of
adults
* 6.: The cross-border protection of adults: non-Hague 35 35 States
* Part II: The cross-border protection of adults: Hague 35
* 7.: Hague 35: Introduction and background
* 8. : Hague 35: Overview and Protective Measures
* 9. : Hague 35: Private Mandates and Other Anticipatory Measures
* 10.: Hague 35: An Assessment and the Future Existing law in various
jurisdictions
* (a) United Kingdom, Ireland, other British Islands
* 11.: England and Wales
* 12.: Scotland
* 13.: Northern Ireland
* 14.: Ireland
* 15.: Isle of Man
* 16.: Jersey
* (b) Convention XXXV States
* 17.: Austria
* 18.: Czech Republic
* 19.: Estonia
* 20.: Finland
* 21.: France
* 22.: Germany
* 23.: Switzerland
* (c) Non-Convention XXXV States
* 24. : USA - Uniform Powers of Attorney Act and its effects.
* 25. : Australia NSW
* 26. : Australia Victoria
* 27. : Belgium
* 28. : Brazil
* 29. : Canada Alberta
* 30. : Canada British Columbia
* 31. : Canada Nova Scotia
* 32. : Canada Ontario
* 33. : Canada Saskatchewan
* 34. : China
* 35. : Croatia
* 36. : Denmark
* 37. : Greece
* 38. : Hong Kong
* 39. : Iceland
* 40. : Italy
* 41. : Japan
* 42. : Malta
* 43. : Netherlands
* 44. : New Zealand
* 45. : Norway
* 46. : Portugal
* 47. : Russia
* 48. : Singapore
* 49. : Spain
* 50. : Sweden
* 51. : Turkey
* 52. : USA California
* Case Studies
* 53: Case Studies and Flow Charts to focus on providing solutions to
legal issues/problem areas
* Appendix 1: Questionnaire sent to correspondents
* Appendix 2: Hague 35
* Appendix 3: Status Chart for Hague 35 and Central/Competent
Authorities
* Appendix 4: Explanatory Report accompanying Hague 35
* Appendix 5: Model Forms for use with Articles 7, 10, and 11 of Hague
35
* Appendix 6: Model Form for use with Article 8 of Hague 35
* Appendix 7: Model Form for use with Article 38 of Hague 35
* Appendix 8: Recommendation No R (99) 4 of the Committee of Ministers
to Member States on Principles Concerning the Legal Protection of
Incapable Adults
* Appendix 9: Recommendation CM/Rec(2009)11 of the Committee of
Ministers to member states on principles concerning continuing powers
of attorney and advance directives for incapacity
* Appendix 10: Recommendation CM/Rec(2014)2 of the Committee of
Ministers to member States on the promotion of human rights of older
persons
* Appendix 11: Preamble, Articles 1-5, 12 and 32 of the Convention on
the Rights of Persons with Disabilities