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26. Where the Public Guardian is prevented from registering an instrument creating an enduring power of attorney by virtue of—
(a)paragraph 13(2) of Schedule 4 to the Act (deputy already appointed),
(b)paragraph 13(5) of that Schedule (receipt by Public Guardian of valid notice of objection from person entitled to notice of application to register),
(c)paragraph 13(7) of that Schedule (Public Guardian required to undertake appropriate enquiries in certain circumstances), or
(d)regulation 24(2) of these Regulations (application for registration not accompanied by original instrument or certified copy),
he must notify the person (or persons) who applied for registration of that fact.
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