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51 Type of lasting power

POWERS OF ATTORNEY vol 31(2)

51 Type of lasting power

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B: CREATION OF LASTING POWERS OF ATTORNEY

There are two types of lasting power of attorney¹:

51.1
those which authorise the attorney to make decisions about the donor’s personal welfare, or specified matters concerning such welfare; and
51.2
those which authorise the attorney to make

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(3) LASTING POWERS OF ATTORNEY

52 Requirements for creation

53 Capacity to appoint an attorney

54 Capacity to act as an attorney

55 Two or more attorneys—joint or joint and several

56 Substitute or replacement attorneys

57.1 Introduction

57.2 Prescribed form and requirements

57.3 LPA certificate provider

57.4 Execution

57.5 Office of the Public Guardian digital service

58.1 General

58.2 Personal welfare powers

58.3 Property and affairs powers

59 Statutory limitations on lasting powers of attorney—general

60 Health and personal welfare lasting powers of attorney—treatment

61.1 Gifts

61.2 Trust functions

61.3 Wills

62 Personal matters statutorily excluded from an attorney’s authority

63 Express limitations and duties in the lasting power of attorney