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A Power of Attorney which specifically says otherwise, the agent’s power ends if the principal becomes mentally incapacitated. However, A power of attorney may say that it is to remain in effect in the event of future incapacity of the principal. A power of attorney that says this is called a durable power of attorney. Call: 09599445568. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Durable Power of Attorney | Power of Attorney for Incapacitation | NEXGEN Transfer


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Power of Attorney
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  • What is the Concept of POA?
  • The concept of Power of Attorney (POA) has
    gained importance due to the need of being
    present for business purpose or otherwise,
    without being physically there.
  • It is legally is defined as the authority
    whereby one is set in place of another to act for
    him.
  • The person granting the document is referred to
    as the principal individual and the person
    attaining it is called the agent.
  • We need to know three things regarding this
    formality the purpose of creating the document,
    the powers that the agent holds and the method in
    which the document would finally be brought to
    its logical conclusion. In India, excluding Jammu
    Kashmir, issues related to the Power Of
    Attorney are governed by The Powers Of Attorney
    Act, 1882.
  • Who Can Grant Power of Attorney?
  • A power of attorney can be executed by any person
    who is competent to enter into a contract.
    However, the married women can execute powers of
    attorney even if they are minors. A company while
    executing power of attorney must make conformity
    with the Articles of Association and its common
    seal. A person must be competent to give power to
    the appointed person so that it will not affect
    the legality of the instrument/deed of power of
    attorney.
  • So, anyone who is a major with the appropriate
    mental capacity can grant the power of attorney
    to another. The person granting the power of
    attorney is the "principal" or "grantor," and the
    person who attains the responsibility is known as
    the "agent" or "attorney-in-fact."

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  • What are the types of Power of Attorney?
  • Power of Attorney could be of various types
    General and Special and Durable.
  • General Power of Attorney The General
    authorizes the agent to act on behalf of the
    particular person in all matters, or in all
    matters of a particular nature or generally in
    respect of general business.
  • This kind of POA is known as General Power of
    Attorney. Whatever the person can do himself, he
    is authorizing another person to do on his
    behalf.
  • Special Power of Attorney A Special format, on
    the other hand, authorizes the agent to represent
    the principal party only in the context of some
    particular specified activity and no sale,
    exchange, gift or mortgage of a property is to be
    carried out. This is a restrictive POA and titled
    as Special Power of Attorney.
  • Durable Power of Attorney A Power of Attorney
    which specifically says otherwise, agents power
    ends if principal become mentally incapacitated.
    However, a power of attorney may say that it is
    to remain in effect in the event of future
    incapacity of the principal. A power of attorney
    that says this is called a durable power of
    attorney.
  • For incapacitation we should use a Special
    Durable Power of Attorney.

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  • What is the Duration of Power of Attorney?
  • A general power of attorney remains in force
    unless expressly revoked or determined by the
    death of either of the party. A special power of
    attorney will be in force until the specified act
    is not completed. Duration of the power will
    depend upon the type of the attorney or there may
    be a fixed period of power granted by the
    principal which must be included in the deed.
  • What is the validity of the POA?
  • It is imperative that people understand that the
    termination or revocation of a POA can happen
    only if one of the two holders dies i.e. the
    grantor or the agent or it can happen through
    some other legal methodology.
  • A specific Revocation deed is required to be
    undertaken for this process to be completed.
  • All such procedures that are carried out are done
    so under the ambit of the Power of Attorney Act,
    1882.

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