That's what I'd go with...and it's the law in FL - F.S. 700.2120 - passed in 2011
"Florida statute 709.2120 states that a bank, or business, cannot unreasonably reject a power of attorney. An agent seeking to enforce a power of attorney against a bank, that has unreasonably rejected the power of attorney, can be awarded costs and attorney’s fees. A bank that rejects a power of attorney does so at its own peril."
https://www.floridaestateplanninglawyerblog.com/can-a-bank-reject-a-power-of-attorney-in-florida/
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