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sachin (practise)     30 January 2010

Power of Attorney

Can a Constituted Attorney further delegate his powers to any other person?



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G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor)     31 January 2010

It is possible. 

Then the Attorney agent will be a principal in the subsequent one and he can confer his powers to his Attorney Agent

V. VASUDEVAN (LEGAL COUNSEL)     31 January 2010

 The Power of Attorney should have a specific clause for sub-delegation of his powers. Usually such power is not granted unless - in corporate industry for senior executives and in family matters for very trusted persons.

vasudevan


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