Powers of Attorney

Michael J. Mello, Q.C., J.P., T.E.P. · April 30^th, 2010

1. What is a Power of Attorney?

2. Typical uses of a Power of Attorney?

3. Ordinary and Enduring Powers

4. Capacity

5. Receivership Types of Enduring Powers of Attorney

6. Joint, Joint & Several Powers and Powers with a Substitute

7. Who should be appointed as an Attorney

8. Is a Power of Attorney necessary?

9. Is a Power of Attorney necessary?

10. Transactions which do not require a power

11. Formalities for implementing or terminating Powers

12. Passing of accounts

13. Acts which a donor cannot delegate by a Power

14. Registration of Powers

15. Capacity of the donor

16. Summary

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