Legal Question in Business Law in Delaware

Substitution of an attorney-in-fact

Firstly, I would like to introduce myself: I am an Argentinean attorney. I am involve in a legal research in order to obtain the legal framework of United States (specially Delaware State) related to the issuance of a power of attorney and/or proxy. I would be so pleased if you could inform me which is the law or regulation that ruled the above mentioned matter (issuance of a power of attorney) and if it is possible to obtain the law by the net (name of the web page or number of the Law or Act). I need to prove before an Argentine Court if an attorney-in-fact could substitute his faculties or powers (formerly granted to him by a power of attorney of a company in Delaware, USA) in favor of a third party.


Asked on 5/06/01, 9:49 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Bruce W. McCullough Bodell, Bove', Grace & Van Horn. P.C.

Re: Substitution of an attorney-in-fact

Durable powers of attorney are covered in 12 Del. C. �� 4901-4905. If you send your email address to me, I can email a copy to you. If I can provide additional assistance, please feel free to contact me.

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Answered on 6/19/01, 4:27 pm


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