Re: Purchase and Sale for

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In a message dated 9/15/2003 11:46:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert writes:
 > > I 
 > > suggest you have your parents sign more than one copy, just in case more 
 > > are 
 > > needed.  As you requested, I have named both of your parents.  You could
 > > modify it 
 > > (or ask me to modify it) to name only one of them.  In fact, you could do 
 > > two
 > > separate documents, each naming one of your parents.  That would mean if 
 > > one 
 > > of them was not available, the other could act alone.
 > 
 > Yes, I would like to do this.  I'm a bit confused, however.  Must my parents
 > sign the document along with myself in front of a notary public?  I see my 
 > name
 > at the bottom.  Where do my parents sign?

Sorry.  I worded this wrong, but I think we're straight now.  As we 
discussed, your parents do not sign the Power of Attorney.  What I was 
thinking--but 
not what I wrote--was that they would both have to sign documents in the 
future.

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