New Hampshire Statutes
§ 477:9 — Power of Attorney
New Hampshire·Title XLVIII CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES OF REALTY·Ch. 477 CONVEYANCES OF REALTY AND INTERESTS THEREIN
Every power of attorney to convey real estate must be signed and acknowledged, and may be recorded as required for a deed, and a copy of the record may be used in evidence whenever a copy of the deed so made is admissible.
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Legislative History
RS 130:6. CS 136:6. GS 121:6. GL 135:6. PS 137:6. PL 213:9. RL 259:9. RSA 477:9. 1977, 366:5. 1985, 214:2, eff. Jan. 1, 1986.
Nearby Sections
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§ 477:1
By Deed§ 477:10
Unacknowledged Deed§ 477:12
Proof by Handwriting§ 477:13
Refusal to Acknowledge§ 477:14
Neglect to Record§ 477:15
Oral Conveyance§ 477:17
Trusts§ 477:18
Tenants in Common§ 477:19
Joint Heirs§ 477:2
By Corporation§ 477:20
Alien Residents§ 477:21
Escheat§ 477:22
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