Delaware · Delaware Code — Title 21, Motor Vehicles
Del. Code (Title 21) § 3213: Exoneration of agent
What this law says, in plain English
A power of attorney can shield an agent from liability for breaching duties, except when the agent acts in bad faith, with reckless indifference, or when the clause was inserted through undue influence.
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