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Enduring Powers of Attorney, Issues Paper 5


The Alberta Law Reform Institute is considering whether to prepare a report and recommendations for the adoption of additional safeguards against abuse of Enduring Powers of Attorney (“EPAs”). In order that its consideration may be properly informed, the Institute solicits the comments and advice of the reader on these two questions: Should the law provide additional safeguards against abuse of Enduring Powers of Attorney (“EPAs”)? If the law should provide additional safeguards, what should the […]

AREA OF LAW Wills and Succession Family Law
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FILE IPNo.5.pdf

February 4, 2002

Enduring Powers of Attorney, Final Report 59


This report addresses the desire by those who are contemplating their own possible mental incapacity to assign to someone power of attorney over their affairs. At the time of this report, at common law, a power of attorney would automatically terminate as soon as the donor of that power had become mentally incapable. As a result, many people who suffered mental incapacity would have a trustee assigned by a court to care for their affairs. […]

AREA OF LAW Wills and Succession
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FILE fr059.pdf

December 1, 1990

Enduring Powers of Attorney, Report for Discussion 7


This report addresses the desire by those who are contemplating their own possible mental incapacity to assign to someone power of attorney over their affairs. At the time of this report, at common law, a power of attorney would automatically terminate as soon as the donor of that power had become mentally incapable. As a result, many people who suffered mental incapacity would have a trustee assigned by a court to care for their affairs. […]

AREA OF LAW Wills and Succession
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FORMAT Publications
FILE rfd7.pdf

February 2, 1990

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