(1) The custodianship court may appoint more than one custodian if better care can be taken of the affairs of the person under custodianship as a result of this. In this case, it determines which custodian is entrusted with which scope of functions. There is no appointment of more than one custodian who receive payment except in the cases dealt with in subsections (2) and (4) and section 1908i (1) sentence 1 in conjunction with section 1792.
(2) In all cases, a special custodian is to be appointed for the decision on consent to a sterilisation of the person under custodianship.
(3) To the extent that more than one custodian is entrusted with the same scope of functions, they may take care of the affairs of the person under custodianship only jointly, unless the court has ordered otherwise or delay entails risk.
(4) The court may also appoint more than one custodian in such a way that one is to take care of the affairs of the person under custodianship only to the extent that the other is prevented.