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2/08/12, 11:35 pm

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Does a Power of attorney registered in Trinidad become ineffective when the grantor of the POA becomes mentally challenged eg. Develops Alzheimer's or has a stroke? What can you do to act on the grantor's behalf if it becomes ineffective?


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