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====Obligations under a Power of Attorney==== | ====Obligations under a Power of Attorney==== | ||
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As a result of changes to the law in 2011, any person granted an enduring power of attorney or other power of attorney now has specific legal duties which she or he owes to the person who granted the power of attorney. These duties existed in common law and include to: | As a result of changes to the law in 2011, any person granted an enduring power of attorney or other power of attorney now has specific legal duties which she or he owes to the person who granted the power of attorney. These duties existed in common law and include to: | ||