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ARTICLE · 24 DECEMBER 2020

Agent's Limits In Law

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In today's modern economy, globalization has caused a massive expansion in trade and industry, and has normalized the need to hire agents to act on behalf of an individual or a company in a new jurisdiction.

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In today's modern economy, globalization has caused a massive expansion in trade and industry, and has normalized the need to hire agents to act on behalf of an individual or a company in a new jurisdiction. This has resulted in a level of uncertainty with regards to people's understanding of the laws and regulations, which govern an agency agreement, and the documents necessary to create this relationship in a legally sound manner.

A power of attorney is the first legal document wherein the principal assigns an agent to act on his behalf broadly, or to take a limited set of decisions on his behalf.  The powers of the agent herein will therefore differ according to what is granted to him by the principal, regardless of whether the document is titled a "comprehensive power of attorney", "general power of attorney", or "private power of attorney".

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