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Notarial power of attorney
Identify who grants authority, to whom and which powers are stated. Link documented representation to agreements, transfers and court files.
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Powers, parties and stated limits. Each value retains its document reference so the team can return to the source during review.
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| Field | What it contains | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Grantor | Person or entity granting authority. | Entity A |
| Attorneys | Identity of each authorised person. | Representative B |
| Powers | Expressly covered acts. | Representation in proceedings |
| Limits | Stated conditions, thresholds and restrictions. | Joint action required |
| Deed reference | Notary and instrument reference. | Deed 542 |
| Date | Execution date and other identified dates. | 15 Mar 2024 |
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Link the representative in the agreement or pleading to people named in the power.
Flag powers or pages not located for the team’s review.
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