General power of appointment
Created by Thaddeus Kobylarz on 24 January 2010, at 11:21
From Law wiki, the wiki for law researchA power of appointment that can be exercised for the benefit of anyone, including the power-holder himself. Technically, a power to appoint to anyone, but only in one's will, is a general power -- although, naturally, the power-holder can't appoint to himself in this case.
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