A limited power-of-attorney gives the designated person the right to
I. order the sale of an asset owned by the account holder and have a check written to the account holder for the amount of the proceeds.
II. obtain account statements, including tax statements, on behalf of the account holder.
III. order the purchase of an asset for the account holder's account.

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Only Selections II and III are true. A limited power-of-attorney gives the designated person the right to obtain account statements, including tax statements, on behalf of the account holder and to order the purchase of an asset for the account holder's account. Only a full (or unlimited) power-of-attorney allows the designated person to withdraw any proceeds from the account.

A Limited Power-Of-Attorney Gives the Designated Person the Right to