n Penny Garrison et.al. v. The Superior Court of Los Angeles et. al., the case in the textbook where the plaintiff Garrison argued that the two arbitration agreements fell outside of the power of attorney, the California appeals court found that ________blank. Multiple Choice the durable power of attorney was not properly notarized and was therefore unenforceable the power of attorney only applied to health-related issues and was therefore unenforceable the durable power of attorney was too broad and was therefore unenforceable of the two durable powers of attorney that were signed, only the second one was enforceable against the residential care facility because the durable power of attorney was legal and enforceable, Garrison could not cancel the arbitration agreements into which she entered