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Operations and Limitations of a Power of Attorney: The Can and Can’t of a Donee/Agent

The donee of a power of attorney is not left unprotected by law. where a donor grants another Power of Attorney in respect of the same subject matter, it cannot be taken to be an implied revocation of the original one. The subsequent grant of a Power of Attorney is invalid. Also, where a donor intends to include more instructions in a power of attorney, he can create a new power of attorney.

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