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1. Successor Attorney Designation: Optional section naming a successor attorney-in-fact if the primary attorney becomes unable or unwilling to act

2. International Use Declaration: Required only if the power of attorney will be used outside Malta, including apostille requirements

3. Compensation Provisions: Optional section specifying any compensation to be paid to the attorney-in-fact

4. Specific Transaction Details: Required when the power of attorney is for a specific transaction or property

5. Revocation Clause: Optional section explicitly revoking any previous powers of attorney

6. Translation Certificate: Required if the document needs to be in multiple languages for international use

1. Schedule A - Specimen Signature: Contains the specimen signatures of both the grantor and attorney-in-fact for verification purposes

2. Schedule B - Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific powers being granted, particularly useful for complex authorizations

3. Schedule C - Property Details: Required when the power of attorney relates to specific property transactions, containing full property details

4. Appendix 1 - Identification Documents: Copies of identification documents for both parties to be attached to the power of attorney

5. Appendix 2 - Certified Translations: If required, certified translations of the document in other languages