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ARTICLE · 20 MAY 2020

What Is A Power Of Attorney?

Michael Kyprianou & Co. LLC
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In our life there is sometimes a need to legally appoint another person or attorney to act on our behalf and in our name in private affairs, business or some legal matter. A Power of Attorney is the only way...

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In our life there is sometimes a need to legally appoint another person or attorney to act on our behalf and in our name in private affairs, business or some legal matter. A Power of Attorney is the only way that you can legally appoint another person or lawyer for this purpose. To authorise another person to perform any task or deed, the person providing the Power of Attorney must have the necessary legal capacity, therefore, must be of legal age, be physically and mentally sound and fit, and not be incapacitated in any way. It is highly advisable to seek legal counsel if you intend to provide a Power of Attorney. A Power of Attorney in Cyprus, should be signed in the presence of a Certifying Officer. You should be known by the Certifying Officer and provide legal identification documents, so that the identity of the person signing the Power of Attorney cannot be disputed. If abroad, then you can visit the Cyprus Embassy or Consulate, or alternatively a Power of

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