Authorised Person
Identifying the person who is intended to act on behalf of the person granting the authority.
HERITANT · Power of Attorney
Legal documentation for authorising another person to act on your behalf for specified matters, transactions or responsibilities.
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From Planning
to Implementation.
Authorisation planning
A Power of Attorney is a legal instrument through which one person authorises another person to act on their behalf in relation to specified matters.
The scope and form of the authority should reflect its intended purpose, the powers being granted and the circumstances in which the document will be used.
What we consider
Identifying the person who is intended to act on behalf of the person granting the authority.
Clearly defining the powers and matters for which authority is intended to be granted.
Structuring the document around the particular transaction, responsibility or purpose involved.
Considering appropriate limits, conditions or restrictions on the authority where required.
Preparing and reviewing the Power of Attorney and relevant supporting documentation.
Considering applicable execution, attestation, stamp, adjudication or registration requirements.
Our assistance
The appropriate form and scope of a Power of Attorney depend on the purpose for which the authority is required and applicable legal requirements.
General Power of Attorney documentation
01Special or specific Power of Attorney documentation
02Purpose-specific authorisation documents
03Review of the intended scope of authority
04Drafting and document review
05Execution and attestation guidance
06Adjudication assistance where applicable
07Registration assistance where applicable
08Scope matters
A Power of Attorney should clearly identify the authority intended to be granted. The appropriate wording, execution requirements and procedural formalities depend on the nature and intended use of the document.
Consultation