Ways and conditions for making a personal, official, and special power of attorney. When a person is unable or unable to carry out his / her duties / responsibilities in administrative matters, this matter can be delegated to someone else by granting power of attorney in a power of attorney. The granting of power is an agreement that contains the granting of power to another person who receives it to carry out something on behalf of the person who gives power. Furthermore, this power of attorney is recorded in the form of a power of attorney. also noted that the granting of power of attorney can be done in two ways, specific and general.
The granting of special powers only covers one or more special interests. Meanwhile, granting of power of attorney generally covers all matters or interests of the grantor of power In general, power of attorney has several types, there are three types of power of attorney:
An individual / personal power of attorney
In this individual power of attorney, the recipient of the power of attorney has the rights as stated in the letter. Usually this type of power of attorney is given to collect a salary, diploma, and so on.
Official / official power of attorney
This official / official power of attorney is usually issued by an agency and aims to delegate tasks from leaders to workers in the company.
Special / special power of attorney
This type of power of attorney is given from someone to another party, usually related to someone who gives a power of attorney to his lawyer to resolve problems related to the court. To make a power of attorney, there are several things that must be considered, such as letter number, power of attorney, title and number of the letter, authorization identity, name / organization that made the power of attorney, date and time of authorization, matters to be delegated, signature of the attorney power of attorney, stamp of duty and symbol of legal force.