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Title 13. Decedents' Estates, Guardianships, Transfers, and Trusts.
Chapter 26. Protection of Persons Under Disability and Their Property; Powers of Attorney
Section 347. Validity of Modified Statutory Form Power of Attorney.
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AS 13.26.347. Validity of Modified Statutory Form Power of Attorney.

A power of attorney that satisfies the requirements of AS 13.26.332 - 13.26.344 is not prevented from being a statutory form power of attorney by the fact that it also contains additional language that

(1) eliminates from the power of attorney one or more of the powers enumerated in one or more of the subsections of AS 13.26.344 with respect to a section of the statutory form power of attorney that is not eliminated by the principal;

(2) supplements one or more of the powers enumerated in one or more of the subsections of AS 13.26.344 with respect to a section of the statutory form power of attorney that is not eliminated by the principal by specifically listing additional powers of the agent; or

(3) makes an additional provision that is not substantially inconsistent with the other provisions of the statutory form power of attorney.

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