The Connecticut Real Estate Power of Attorney is exclusively conducted when a principal party needs a third (3rd) party to act on their behalf for a transaction involving real property. This written instrument covers an array of different real estate powers that can be conveyed, such as the right to refinance, manage, purchase, or sell in the principal’s name. To initiate the arrangement, the assignor should accomplish the following within the form:
- Furnish the names and addresses of both parties.
- Initial & check each desired power.
- Customize the term (the period in which the document will remain valid).
- Endorse the instrument as mandated by law (criteria for signing listed below).
Laws
Statutes – Chapter 15c: Connecticut Uniform Power of Attorney Act (§ 1-350 – § 1-369)
Definition – § 1-351c
Signing Requirements – Attestation must be performed to authenticate the agreement. Confirming signatures are required from two (2) suitable witnessing individuals in addition to a notary professional (§ 1-350d).
Revocation – § 1-350i
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Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney
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Revocation of Power of Attorney
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