Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 55-806 (2026)
Power must be recorded before conveyance by attorney.
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Power must be recorded before conveyance by attorney.
An instrument executed by an attorney in fact must not be recorded until the power of attorney authorizing the execution of the instrument is filed for record in the same office.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 2019–2019 · leading case: Gordon v. U.S. Bank (Idaho 2019).
Gordon v. U.S. Bank (Idaho 2019). “Although the language of this statute appears broad on its face, suggesting any instrument signed by an attorney-in-fact has to be preceded by a recorded power of attorney, the surrounding statutory sections, and the title of section 55-806, show this is not the case, and a…”
Gordon v. U.S. Bank (Idaho 2019). “” I.C. § 55-806. Although the language of this statute appears broad on its face, suggesting any instrument signed by an attorney-in-fact has to be preceded by a recorded power of attorney, the surrounding statutory sections, and the title of section 55-806, show this is not the…”
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