§ 18-3-5. Power of attorney — Recording.
Any functions delegated pursuant to the authority of § 18-3-3 shall be delegated by written power of attorney, signed before at least one witness, and the power of attorney may be acknowledged and recorded where the instrument or order under which the fiduciary was appointed is recorded, or, if the instrument or order has not been recorded in any town or city in this state, in the office of the recorder of deeds of the town or city in which any property included in the assets of the estate is situated.
History of Section.P.L. 1942, ch. 1140, § 1; G.L. 1956, § 18-3-5.
Structure Rhode Island General Laws
Chapter 18-3 - Fiduciaries’ Emergency Act
Section 18-3-1. - Short title.
Section 18-3-2. - Definitions.
Section 18-3-3. - Delegation of powers by fiduciary.
Section 18-3-4. - Implied or constructive trust.
Section 18-3-5. - Power of attorney — Recording.
Section 18-3-6. - Power additional.
Section 18-3-7. - Judicial approval of delegation.
Section 18-3-8. - Time of execution of power of attorney.
Section 18-3-9. - Acts performed before notice of revocation of power.
Section 18-3-10. - Notice that donor of power is missing.
Section 18-3-11. - Appointment in good faith.
Section 18-3-12. - Judicial supervision of donee.
Section 18-3-13. - Delegation of powers by donee.
Section 18-3-14. - Exercise of powers by cofiduciaries.
Section 18-3-15. - Conclusive effect of statement under oath by cofiduciaries.