Power of Attorney definition:
A document which gives a person the right to make binding decisions for another, as an agent.
A document which gives a person the right to make binding decisions for another, as an agent.
Durable Power Of Attorney: A written instrument authorizing another to act as one's agent or attorney-in-fact that survives the subsequent incapacity or disability of the principal.
Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care: A written document in which a person names an individual to make health care related decisions for them in the event that they are no longer able to do so for themselves.
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POWER OF ATTORNEY
A document which gives a person the right to make binding decisions for another, as an agent.
Power of AttorneyDocument that authorizes a person to make, on the grantor's behalf, decisions concerning the grantor's property and personal care issues.
Power of Attorney: Written document authorizing one person to take certain legal actions on behalf of the person giving the power of attorney..
Power of attorney - An formal instrument authorizing another to act as one's agent or attorney.
Power of attorney: 1. A written document stating that one appoints another to act in his behalf as an agent, giving him the authority to carry out certain specified acts. 2.
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A Power of Attorney is a legal document that evidences the creation of a liaison between two people who are designated as "principal" and "agent". . . .
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power of attorney: instrument authorizing one to act legally for another either generally or in a specified matter
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Power of Attorney
A written instrument by which a principal appoints another to act as his or her agent and authorizes the agent to perform certain acts.
power of attorney
n. a written document signed by a person giving another person the power to act in conducting the signer's business, including signing papers, checks, title documents, contracts, ...
POWER OF ATTORNEY: The authority to act legally for another person.
PRECEDENT: A previously decided case that is considered binding in the court where it was issued and in all lower courts in the same jurisdiction.
power of attorney :an instrument containing an authorization for one to act as the agent of the principal that terminates esp. upon revocation by the principal or death of the principal or agent called also letter of ...
Power of Attorney
Formal authorization of a person to act in the interests of another person.
Praecipe
A writ commanding the Clerk of Court to issue a subpoena or summons.
power of attorney: When a person (the "principal") authorizes someone else (the "agent" or "attorney in fact") to take care of business for the principal.
power of attorney
A formal written legal document by which one person (the donor) gives another (the donee) power to represent them or act in their place for certain purposes. See: enduring power.
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Durable Power of Attorney
A document that grants a person of your choice (usually called your agent or attorney-in-fact) legal authority to manage your financial affairs, ...
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Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is a written instrument which appoints an agent or an attorney in fact.
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Power of Attorney - formal assignment to another of the right to legally act on your behalf
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A federal tax imposed on money placed in a generation-skipping trust.
General power of attorney
Definition
: a power of attorney authorizing the agent to carry on business or an enterprise for the principal
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Durable Power of AttorneySee Power of Attorney. DutyDuty is the obligation one owes to another that gives courts the right to order enforcement of that obligation.
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Also used to describe the person who is the recipient of a power of attorney; the person who would have to exercise the power of attorney.
The death of either a constituent or of an attorney puts an end to the power of attorney. To recall such power two things are necessary; 1st. The will or intention to recall; and, 2d. Special notice or general authority.
As to the form to be observed in the execution of an authority, it is a general rule that an act done under a power of attorney must be done in the name Of the person who gives a power, and not in the attorney's name.
An attorneyin-fact is simply an agent, the extent of whose capacity to act is bounded only by the powers embodied in his authority, his power of attorney.
See living will; durable power of attorney for healthcare.
Holographic will
A will that is completely handwritten, dated and signed by the person making it.
Donee
Another word to describe the beneficiary of a trust. Also used to describe the person who is the recipient of a power of attorney; the person who would have to exercise the power of attorney.
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Attorney in Fact - The attorney acting in a fiduciary capacity under a "power of attorney." See POWER OF ATTORNEY.
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" An attorney-in-fact given authority to act for another person by a power of attorney may sign for the one giving the power but should identify the signature as "by his attorney-in-fact, George Goodman." 2) to commu-nicate by sign language.
for some particular purpose, as to do a specific act, or for the transaction of business in general, not of legal character. This authority is conferred by an instrument in writing, called a "letter of attorney," or more commonly "power of attorney." ...
forging an older person's signature; misusing or stealing an older person's money or possessions; coercing or deceiving an older person into signing any document (e.g., contracts or will); and the improper use of guardianship, or power of attorney.
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