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10. "To engage in real property transactions."

11. "To engage in tangible personal property transactions."

12. "To engage in stock, bond and other securities transactions."

13. "To engage in commodity and option transactions."

14. "To engage in banking and financial transactions."

15. "To borrow money."

16. "To enter safe deposit boxes."

17. "To engage in insurance transactions."

18. "To engage in retirement plan transactions."

19. "To handle interests in estates and trusts."

20. "To pursue claims and litigation."

21. "To receive government benefits."

22. "To pursue tax matters."

23. "To make an anatomical gift of all or part of my body."

(b) Appointment of agent and successor agent.--A principal may provide for:

(1) The appointment of more than one agent, who shall act jointly,

severally or in any other combination that the principal may designate, but

if there is no such designation, such agents shall only act jointly.

(1.1) The delegation of one or more powers by the agent to such person or

persons as the agent may designate and on terms as the power of attorney

may specify.

(2) The appointment of one or more successor agents who shall serve in

the order named in the power of attorney, unless the principal expressly

directs to the contrary.

(3) The delegation to an original or successor agent of the power to

appoint his successor or successors.

filed with the clerk of the orphans' court division of the court of common pleas in the

county in which the principal resides, and if it is acknowledged, it may be recorded in the

office for the recording of deeds of the county of the principal's residence and of each

county in which real property to be affected by an exercise of the power is located. The

clerk of the orphans' court division or any office for the recording of deeds with whom

the power has been filed, may, upon request, issue certified copies of the power of

attorney. Each such certified copy shall have the same validity and the same force and

effect as if it were the original, and it may be filed of record in any other office of the

Commonwealth (including, without limitation, the clerk of the orphans' court division or

the office for the recording of deeds) as if it were the original.

§ 5603. Implementation of power of attorney.

(a) Power to make limited gifts.--A power "to make limited gifts" shall mean that the

agent may make only gifts for or on behalf of the principal which are limited as follows:

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