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Court determines validity of eSigned power of attorney
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Court Report
Monday, January 17, 2022
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After a man purchased property at a homeowners’ foreclosure sale, the beneficiary on the first deed of trust filed an action to quiet title and for declaratory relief against the man in federal court. When the court confirmed the beneficiary’s deed of trust was not extinguished, the man filed a petition in state court for foreclosure mediation assistance, and had his daughter appear on his behalf at the mediation proceedings. The mediator, and later the state court, said the electronically signed power of attorney provided was not valid because it did not have his signature and eventually dismissed his petition for foreclosure mediation assistance. The man appealed to the Court of Appeals of Nevada.
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