As with any repository of information, such as the appellate cases presented in this course, there are going to be a few which simply resist categorization. The cases in this section exemplify this problem. So the reason you find them here is because they don’t fit anywhere else.
The first case presented, Scott v Goldman, which considers the differences between a power of attorney and a guardianship, is a perfect example. It answers a question which has been asked in process server circles for years but it simply does not fit in with the vast majority of other cases and situations.