Order appointing the deputy
Unless the application and notification procedure give rise to any queries or objections, and provided at least 14 days have elapsed since the last notification was effected, the court will proceed to draw up and issue the order appointing the deputy. This will also set out the scope of the deputy’s authority to act, provide for payment of any costs incurred and set the security that must be provided.
On receipt of the order the deputy must comply with the requirement to provide security (see Security below for further information) and, in most cases, the order will not be effective until security is in place. To avoid unnecessary delay, orders are often limited so that they do not come into effect until a month after they have been issued.
P must be notified of the making of a final order of the court. This is usually done using form COP14 with a copy of the order attached. The person effecting notification must explain the effect of the order to P and inform P that they may seek
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What does Authority mean?
The public sector body procuring the project. This might, for example, be a local authority, an NHS trust, a central Government Department or a Non-Departmental Public Body.
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