One for Elko2 please

newscoop


Joined: 23/12/2007
Posts: 2197

Message Posted:
29/03/2009 02:49

Once power of attorney on a deed has been granted can it be revoked unilaterally by the original deed holder without the consent of the person (persons) who hold POA?



Also is it possible for the people granted POA to have an injunction placed on the deed and if so what is the procedure?



Thanks in anticipation.

batgirl


Joined: 04/02/2009
Posts: 676

Message Posted:
29/03/2009 10:14

I know from experiance that POA is ,as everything, not worth the paper it is written on!

newscoop


Joined: 23/12/2007
Posts: 2197

Message Posted:
29/03/2009 17:59

Back to the top; c`mon Elko please!

elko2



Joined: 24/07/2007
Posts: 4400

Message Posted:
29/03/2009 20:10

My internet was not working this morning and then off we went for a picnic. When we came b ack home I went for a long walk to burn off the extra calories, so here I am at last!!!



A POA can be revoked any time by the person who gave it in the first place despite the fact that the POA may say that it is irrevocable. If you have a valid POA, you are empowered to do what you like in strict accordance with the powers given to you. The authorities will examine the POA very carefully and see if you have the right to do what you try to do. As simple as that.

ismet

newscoop


Joined: 23/12/2007
Posts: 2197

Message Posted:
30/03/2009 10:38

Thanks Ismet.