- 3 - and daughter Minna N. Nathanson (Minna) were appointed personal representatives by the Register of Wills, Superior Court of the District of Columbia. Mark resided in Washington, D.C., at the time of filing the petition for redetermination. At the time of her death, decedent had another surviving child, Paul H. Newman (Paul). On May 14, 1985, decedent and her husband, Simon M. Newman,1 granted Mark a written power of attorney. This power of attorney provided that Mark, as attorney-in-fact, could: 1) collect, recover and receive any and all moneys, sums, profits, dividends, interests, claims, debts, things, and assets regardless of what form and including real and personal property whatsoever now due or in the future to become due to anyone or group of us; and to execute and deliver receipts, releases and other discharges of debt to anyone or group of us; 2) pay, settle, compromise, arbitrate and adjust all monies, sums, claims, and debts whatsoever now or in the future owed by anyone or group of us; 3) receive, endorse and collect any checks payable to the order of anyone or group of us now or in the future in existence; 4) make, negotiate, sell, deliver any lease, mortgage or deed pertaining to or including any real property, real estate, lands, minerals or other rights now or in the future, anyone or group of us owns or has any ownership or controlling (full or partially) interest in; 5) to take possession of and/or enter upon any real property, real estate, lands, tenements or hereditaments which may now or in the future belong to anyone or group of us, the possession of which anyone 1Simon M. Newman died on June 6, 1985.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
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