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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 20 — DECEDENTS, ESTATES AND FIDUCIARIES · Chapter 58

§ 5806. Penalties.

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§ 5806. Penalties.
(a)Offense defined.-- A person commits a felony of the third degree by willfully:
(1)Concealing, canceling, altering, defacing, obliterating or damaging a declaration without the consent of the declarant.
(2)Concealing, canceling, altering, defacing, obliterating or damaging a mental health power of attorney or any amendment or revocation thereof without the consent of the principal.
(3)Causing a person to execute a declaration or power of attorney under this chapter by undue influence, fraud or duress.
(4)Falsifying or forging a mental health power of attorney or declaration or any amendment or revocation thereof, the result of which is a direct change in the mental health care provided to the principal.
(b)Removal and liability.-- An agent who willfully fails to comply with a mental health power of attorney may be removed and sued for actual damages.
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