General Power of Attorney

Power Of Attorney Format

A power of attorney (POA) or letter of attorney is a written authorization to represent or act on another\’s behalf in private affairs, business, or some other legal matter. The person authorizing the other to act is the principal, grantor, or donor (of the power). The one authorized to act is the agent or, in some common law jurisdictions, the attorney-in-fact. Both the principal and agent act according to the written terms and conditions in the letter.

General Power of Attorney for Property

This General Power of Attorney is made on this [date, month and year]

By: – [Name of the person] _____ son of _____ R/o _____ (hereinafter called the Executant), do hereby constitute and appoint nominate _____ son of _____ R/o _____ (hereinafter called the General Attorney holder).

Whereas I am the absolute owner of _____, _____ dated _____ and because I am presently residing at _____ hence I am unable to appear before the court of _____ in the case titled as _____ VERSUS _____ now fixed for _____. for the tenancy of _____, _____
AND WHEREAS now I am personally unable to look after the case as I am residing in _____ and being _____ person from the partnership firm _____ so I have given my all powers of the said case in favor of said _____ son of _____, _____ in the following manner
NOW THIS G.P.A. WITNESSTH AS UNDER: –

To manage, control, look after and supervise the _____ as my said attorney may deems fit and proper.
2.   To appear before any authority or office of _____ in connection with the dealings of the said _____
3.   To appear in the court of _____ in the case titled as _____VERSUS _____ and to adduce evidence. Withdraw the case, settle the matter with the other party, to arrive at a compromise and other necessary actions as required for the proper disposal of the case.
4.   To engage the counsel sign and verify any document for and on behalf of me or on behalf of the said firm as the requirement of the same may be.
5.   To execute sign, present and verify all such papers documents, such as Conveyance Deed, Sale Deed, etc. for me in my name and or my behalf pertaining to sole and transfer of the said property.
6.   To deposit all fee, dues installments, and other charges to the concerned authority /authorities on my behalf. To pay the rent of the said shop in question to the landlord
7.   To pay all necessary dues and charges remaining or further to the authority concerned on demands.
8.   To file any suit complaint, petition, revision, written statement, pertaining to any matters of the said property/land.
9.   To apply for arrange mutation, charges, entries in all concerned official records of aforesaid property as may be deemed appropriate.
10.   Generally, to do all acts, deeds and things for me in my name on my behalf in respect of my said property as my said attorney may deems it proper.
And all acts, deeds and things done my   said attorney shall be binding on me in all respects

In Witness Whereof I have signed this GPA in the presence of the following witnesses.

EXECUTANT

WITNESSES: –
1.
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How to Use

Depending on the jurisdiction, a power of attorney may be oral and in writing and, whether witnessed, will hold up in court. The Uniform Power of Attorney Act employs the term agent. As an agent, an attorney-in-fact is a fiduciary for the principal, so the law requires an attorney-in-fact to be completely honest with and loyal to the principal in their dealings with each other.

How to Create

In order for a power of attorney to become a legally enforceable document, at a minimum it must be signed and dated by the principal. Some jurisdictions also require that a power of attorney be witnesses, notarized, or both. Even when not required, having the document reviewed and signed (and often stamped) by a notary public may increase the likelihood of withstanding a legal challenge. If the attorney-in-fact is being paid to act on behalf of the principal, a contract for payment may be separate from the document granting power of attorney.