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mohit   06 January 2021

power of attorney

can a power of attorney holder make legal representative? behalf of power attorney


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This discussion clarifies whether a Power of Attorney (POA) holder can act as a legal representative. It's established that a POA holder can represent the grantor in legal proceedings, provided they clearly state their authority as the POA holder. However, a POA holder cannot delegate or further authorise someone else to act on their behalf during the validity period of the original document.

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     07 January 2021

It all depends on the recitals in the document.  Always the concerned related person is named in cases. It is the duty of POA to represent to court/forum to represent that he is POA holder of that named person.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     08 January 2021

Originally posted by : mohit
can a power of attorney holder make legal representative? behalf of power attorney

Attorney can proceed personally during the period of its validity but can not further authorise/ delgate. 

 


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