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I think I'm almost at the point where I can start implementing all this stuff. The core needs some clarification on how to differentiate between code and data as well as function parameters during a function call. But that's easy to fix. My main worry is concerning attributes and variable declarations. What happens if an attribute from one class clashes with a variable name from another class when you try to use them together. This is like the multiple inheritance problem, but much more severe. The thing is that sometimes attributes can actually be members. For example, if an attribute can change at runtime, it becomes a normal member. I think I'll give common attributes a weird prefix so it doesn't interfere with normal members. I'll have to give some more thought especially considering this has a great impact on the typing mechanism.

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This Q is from USA, so the quick answer is 'yes' (since it seems you can sue for anything in USA) ... if all else fails, I suggest suing for 'distress and hurt feelings caused by learning dad died from the funeral home ' == should be good for a few $ million ... . In UK, a person holding PoA is supposed to 'act in the interests' of the 'client' ... unless you can show that the gifts where AGAINST the clients 'best interest' you have no case re: the gifts (in UK, PoA is often used to ensure the client is best looked after EVEN AGAINST THEIR WISHES, so you have to show 'against their best interests' NOT 'against their wishes'). . Clearing out the house after a person died is the responsibility of the Executor of the Will (in US talk I assume this is the 'PR' ???) - any money raised has to go into the deceased's Estate (it's not unusual in UK for some 'Charity' to come along and clear the place 'for nothing' ... ). . All loans and debts have to be paid before the Estate is divided up .. the Executor may agree to balance a loan against a heir's inheritance - it's the Executors job to tell relevant parties that the person has died, especially anyone mentioned in the will, however (at least in UK) the Executor has no duty to tell anyone about the Funeral arrangements.. . If 'Joe' is a heir, he may well have the right to demand to see documentation, however I don't see he has grounds for 'removal' (yet )..

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