Legal Question in Business Law in New York
Power of Attorney in Small Claims Court
Can Power of Attorney be granted to party A by party B; allowing party A to sue party C in small claims court for wrongdoing which was done by C to B? Assume all parties are not attorneys.
(Sorry for the parties, couldnt figure out a clean way to write out the question.)
Asked on 3/15/01, 2:23 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert R. Groezinger
GroezingerLaw P.C.
Re: Power of Attorney in Small Claims Court
I recevied your post on 5-25-2001.
The answer in NO.
The cause of action needs to be transferred through an assignment. The original party still needs to be a witness to the vents and circumstances iff party B has no personal knowledge.
Good Luck.
RRG
Answered on 5/25/01, 8:30 am
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