2005 North Carolina Code - General Statutes § 47-28. Powers of attorney.
§ 47‑28. Powers of attorney.
Every power of attorney, wherever made or concerning whatsoever matter, may, on acknowledgment or proof of the same before any competent official, be registered in the county wherein the property or estate which it concerns is situate, if such power of attorney relate to the conveyance thereof; if it does not relate to the conveyance of any estate or property, then in the county in which the attorney resides or the business is to be transacted. (Code, s. 1249; 1899, c. 235, s. 15; Rev., s. 987; C.S., s. 3317.)
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