People v. Ippolito
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Read, J.
At some point in 2003, Katherine M. L., who was in her mid-80s, was steered to defendant Gerard Ippolito, an accountant, to help her deal with delinquent property taxes on her Rochester residence. On June 27th of that year, she executed a statutory *618short-form durable general power of attorney (the POA), which granted Ippolito unlimited powers to act in her “NAME, PLACE AND STEAD in any way which [she herself] could do, if [she] were personally present... to the extent that [she was] permitted by law to act through an agent” with respect to a long list of subjects,…
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