(2010). Using delegated powers of attorney and transferring a document to one's own name is not acquiring illegitimate property.. (e720569). Judgment, 9(56), e720569
MLA
. "Using delegated powers of attorney and transferring a document to one's own name is not acquiring illegitimate property." .e720569 , Judgment, 9, 56, 2010, e720569.
HARVARD
(2010). 'Using delegated powers of attorney and transferring a document to one's own name is not acquiring illegitimate property.', Judgment, 9(56), e720569.
CHICAGO
, "Using delegated powers of attorney and transferring a document to one's own name is not acquiring illegitimate property.," Judgment, 9 56 (2010): e720569,
VANCOUVER
Using delegated powers of attorney and transferring a document to one's own name is not acquiring illegitimate property.. Judgment, 2010; 9(56): e720569.
