If the Power of Attorney authorized the daughter to transfer property to herself, the court may have imputed knowledge of the transfer to the father even if nobody came right out and told him about the transfer when it actually happened. By signing a POA that allowed for that to happen it may be deemed constructive notice to the father, although I'm not sure if they would apply that kind of reasoning in a case like this. It would probably be an interesting case to see how the limitations were argued.
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