In General Parlances Power Of Attorney is understood as under:
(a) “A document that
allows individual to appoint a person or an organization to manage his/her affairs.”
(b) “A document that
allows individual to sign contracts for the Principal/Doner”.
(c) “A document that
gives agent a legal authority to take decisions for the Principal in regards to
property, finances or medical care”.
(d) “A document that
allows another person to act on behalf by means of delegation or authorization,
and which shall be considered as an act of Principle.”
It is to be noted that,
documents/instruments such as ‘Power Of Attorney’ do not create any interest in
the property. It is mere a license to act as an agent in a good faith. And thus
there is a fiduciary relation between ‘Principal’ and ‘Agent’.
Different
Types of Power of Attorney
There are many types of
power of attorney
·
Legal Power of Attorney
·
Lasting Power of Attorney
·
Enduring Power of Attorney
·
General Power of Attorney
·
Financial Power of Attorney
Can
Power of Attorney be Revoked?
However, Principal can revoke its POA if he loses
his confidence in an Agent as in financial power of attorney Northampton. It is to be noted that, revocation of POA takes
places due to many reasons. The following are some of the factors which are
enumerated for better understanding as under:
i) When POA is for time
bond manner, it may get revoke after the laps of time.
ii) When Principal dies
or becomes insane.
iii) When Principal
becomes insolvent.
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