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Fiduciary deeds are those executed by executors, administrators, guardians, conservators, receivers, curators, trustees, agents, attorneys-in-fact, etc.. |
Has the fiduciary's source of power and authority been duly ascertained? |
If of a nonjudicial origin: |
· | Has the empowering instrument been thoroughly examined? |
· | Does the instrument fully authorize and empower the fiduciary to execute the specific transaction under examination? |
· | Does it contain any limitation, restriction, or prohibition? |
· | Does the instrument need to be recorded? |
If of a judicial origin: |
· | Have the proceedings been thoroughly examined? |
· | Do the proceedings conform with state law provisions? |
· | Is a judicial confirmation necessary and if necessary, has a final nonappealable judicial confirmation been obtained? |
Is there any legal requirement that the fiduciary deed recite the full and actual consideration paid? |
Does the fiduciary deed recite the source of power and authority? |
Is the fiduciary deed proper in form, execution, acknowledgment, and recordation? |