Revocation of Power of Attorney (General)

This Revocation of Power of Attorney will act as written notice that all powers granted under a Power of Attorney are revoked. This legal document sets forth the name(s) of the person originally granting the Power of Attorney (the "Grantor"?�), the original signing date, the person to whom the Power of Attorney was given (the "Grantee�?�) and the date the original Power of Attorney is revoked. It is important that this revocation of powers is in writing and notarized. Having a written and notarized Revocation of Power of Attorney will make it difficult for a third party to challenge its validity. (continued ...)