>> If there is the appropriate power of attorney in place, can one deny the subject
>> access to their own financial affairs and prevent them entering into agreements?
Saga have produced a useful 'How To' guide on using a Lasting Power of Attorney. The principles for the old style Enduring Power of Attorney requires that it be registered (not sure whether with the Court of Protection or the Public Guardian) when the donor is or appears to be losing capacity.
www.saga.co.uk/magazine/money/personal-finance/family/how-to-use-a-power-of-attorney
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