C.C.S.M. c. P97
The Powers of Attorney Act
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Table of Contents
INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION | ||
1 | Definitions | |
(2) | Registered common-law relationship | |
2 | Act applies despite waiver | |
(2) | Application of Act to existing enduring power | |
POWERS OF ATTORNEY GENERALLY | ||
3 | Application to after-acquired property | |
4 | Acts of attorney after authority terminates | |
(2) | Attorney's liability for act after termination | |
5 | Definitions | |
(2) | Irrevocable power of attorney for value | |
SPRINGING POWERS OF ATTORNEY | ||
6 | Power in force at future time | |
(2) | Donor may appoint declarant | |
(3) | Attorney may be declarant | |
(4) | Doctors may declare mental incompetence | |
(5) | Release of confidential information | |
7 | Court may determine if power in force | |
(2) | Who may apply | |
(3) | Notice of application | |
8 | Effect of declaration | |
9 | Liability of attorney acting in good faith | |
ENDURING POWERS OF ATTORNEY | ||
10 | Requirements for enduring power | |
(2) | If donor cannot read or write | |
(3) | Capacity of donor when power executed | |
10.1 | Remote witnessing | |
(2) | Additional wording required | |
11 | Witnesses | |
(2) | Who may not act as a witness | |
12 | Power may be filed with Public Guardian and Trustee | |
13 | Termination of authority under enduring power | |
14 | Suspension on appointment under Vulnerable Persons Act | |
(2) | Term of suspension | |
15 | Attorney acting in good faith | |
16 | Who is eligible to be an attorney | |
17 | Donor may appoint any number of attorneys | |
(2) | When more than one attorney | |
18 | Decisions by majority of joint attorneys | |
(2) | Decision of joint attorneys where no majority | |
(3) | Objection by person appointed as joint attorney | |
19 | Duty of attorney to act for donor | |
(2) | Standard of care if attorney not compensated | |
(3) | Standard of care if attorney compensated | |
20 | Liability of attorney who fails to act | |
21 | Renunciation of appointment as attorney | |
22 | Duty of attorney to provide accounting | |
(2) | Restriction re nearest relative | |
(3) | Person receiving accounting has no duty | |
23 | Attorney may satisfy support obligation | |
24 | Jurisdiction of the court | |
(2) | Who may apply and when | |
(3) | Notice | |
25 | Recognition of foreign enduring power | |
25.1 | Regulations | |
26 | [amendments to The Mental Health Act] | |
REPEAL, CITATION AND COMING INTO FORCE |
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27 | Repeal | |
28 | C.C.S.M. reference | |
29 | Coming into force |
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