Document background
The Authorization Letter to Sell is a crucial document in Irish business and personal transactions where one party needs to delegate the authority to sell assets or property to another. This document is commonly used when the owner (principal) cannot personally handle a sale transaction or wishes to appoint a professional to manage the sale process. The letter must comply with Irish legal requirements, particularly the Powers of Attorney Act 1996 and the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act 1980. It typically includes essential elements such as the identities of both parties, specific details of what can be sold, pricing authority, duration of the authorization, and any conditions or limitations. The Authorization Letter to Sell is particularly important in scenarios involving real estate transactions, business asset sales, or situations where the principal is temporarily unavailable or located in a different jurisdiction.
