Understanding Joint, Several, and Jointly & Severally Appointments
When appointing decision-makers (e.g., attorneys in a Power of Attorney), the terms “jointly,” “severally,” and “jointly and severally” determine how authority is shared. Here’s a breakdown of each: Jointly Appointed All appointed individuals must act together for every decision. Unanimous agreement is required for any action. Key Implications: Collaboration required: Decisions like paying bills or […]
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