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Emily Ball | 16:38 Fri 23rd Feb 2007 | Civil
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Does a solicitor engaged to draw up a document granting Power of Attorney have any right to examine the Will of the donor (the said solicitor having had no part in drawing up the Will)?
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The solicitor has no "right" to examine anything. However, the solicitor would be failing in his duties to his client if a PoA was executed or an EPA was executed, which may affect property that has been specifically bequeathed. But it really would depend on the circumstances.

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