The Power of Attorney is a legal document voluntarily entered into by two parties and duly certified by a notary public, usually a lawyer. The first and second party in the Power of Attorney are: the Principal and the Agent,respectively. In the power of attorney, the principal appoints the agent to perform a task in […]
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A "power of appointment" – what is that?
The Georgia Supreme Court recently handed down the case of Smith v. Ashford (full text below the break), in which it dealt with a testator’s use of a “power of appointment.” What is a power of appointment? In estate-planning parlance, a power of appointment is used when a benefit is given, together with a right […]
Power Of Attorney Power Packs In A Paper
The Power of Attorney is a legal document voluntarily entered into by two parties and duly certified by a notary public, usually a lawyer. The first and second party in the Power of Attorney are: the Principal and the Agent,respectively. In the power of attorney, the principal appoints the agent to perform a task in […]
General Electric doubles down on power and transportation through innovation and Alstom acquisition
General Electric Logo by Jeff Turner. Licensed under CC BY 2.0. The General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) of Fairfield, CT, is a multinational conglomerate with a diverse array of business segments, including appliances, power and water, oil and gas, energy management, healthcare, aviation and transportation. In January, the company announced that it would be moving its […]
Brown on Judicial Power to Regulate Plea Bargaining
Monday, February 1, 2016 Brown on Judicial Power to Regulate Plea Bargaining Darryl K. Brown (University of Virginia School of Law) has postedJudicial Power to Regulate Plea Bargaining(William & Mary Law Review, Vol. 57, No. 102, 2016) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Plea bargaining in the United States is in critical respects unregulated, and […]
Power Of Attorney Power Packs In A Paper
The Power of Attorney is a legal document voluntarily entered into by two parties and duly certified by a notary public, usually a lawyer. The first and second party in the Power of Attorney are: the Principal and the Agent,respectively. In the power of attorney, the principal appoints the agent to perform a task in […]
‘Coalition’ Attempts Fail to Roadblock the EPA’s Clean Power Plan
Attempts to block the EPA’s Clean Power Plan through the use of a judicial stay have failed and state utilities have been greenlit to begin implementing the CPP. A coalition of various coal and fossil fuel interests failed to convince a panel of judges that they met the “stringent requirements for a pending court review.” […]
Power Of Attorney Power Packs In A Paper
The Power of Attorney is a legal document voluntarily entered into by two parties and duly certified by a notary public, usually a lawyer. The first and second party in the Power of Attorney are: the Principal and the Agent,respectively. In the power of attorney, the principal appoints the agent to perform a task in […]
.” U.S. opposes brand-new function for Puerto Rico”: Lyle Denniston has this article today at” SCOTUSblog.