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2012 North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 32A - Powers of Attorney.
Article 3 - Health Care Powers of Attorney.
- Section 32A-15 - General purpose of this Article.
- Section 32A-16 - Definitions.
- Section 32A-17 - Who may make a health care power of attorney.
- Section 32A-18 - Who may act as a health care attorney-in-fact.
- Section 32A-19 - Extent of authority; limitations of authority.
- Section 32A-20 - Effectiveness and duration; revocation.
- Section 32A-21 - Appointment, resignation, removal, and substitution.
- Section 32A-22 - Relation of the health care agent to a court-appointed fiduciary and to a general attorney-in-fact.
- Section 32A-23 - Article 2, Chapter 32A, not applicable.
- Section 32A-24 - Reliance on health care power of attorney; defense.
- Section 32A-25 - Repealed by Session Laws 2007-502, s. 6(a), effective October 1, 2007.
- Section 32A-25.1 - Statutory form health care power of attorney.
- Section 32A-26 - Health care power of attorney and declaration of desire for natural death.
- Section 32A-27 - Health care powers of attorney executed in other jurisdictions.
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