Appendant Power Law and Legal Definition
Appendant power means power vested with the donee to appoint estates that attach to the donee’s own interest. Appendant power usually vests with those who owns the property interest in the assets subject to the power, and whose interest can be divested by the exercise of the power. It is not a true power and hence it is viewed as adding nothing to the ownership. It is also called as power appendant.
