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Section 7 · Handling Clients

7.29 Power of Attorney

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It is Company policy that you never act as an attorney-in-fact under a power of attorney for your clients. If your clients will not be available to sign documents related to a transaction, they should secure someone, other than you or someone connected with the Company, to act on their behalf. You should have the settlement or escrow company review any power of attorney to determine its sufficiency for its purposes of the attorney-in-fact to execute necessary documents.