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A Procuration Letter is a crucial legal instrument in Qatar's business and personal affairs, used when an individual or entity needs to delegate specific powers to another party. This document type is governed by Qatar's Civil Code and must adhere to local legal requirements regarding form, content, and authentication. The Procuration Letter needs to explicitly state the scope of authority being granted, whether it's for specific transactions, legal proceedings, or other matters. It's particularly important in Qatar's business environment where delegation of authority is common in commercial transactions, real estate dealings, and governmental procedures. The document must be notarized and, if intended for international use, may require additional authentication. Understanding the distinction between general and specific powers of attorney is crucial, as Qatar law generally favors specific authorizations over general ones.
