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The 3rd Party Authorization Letter is commonly used in Singapore when an individual or organization needs to delegate specific powers or responsibilities to another party. This document, governed by Singapore law, provides a formal mechanism for authorizing actions ranging from simple administrative tasks to complex financial transactions. The authorization letter must clearly outline the scope of authority, duration, and any limitations to protect both parties' interests. It's particularly important in situations where direct action by the principal party is not possible or practical. The document typically includes detailed identification of both parties, specific powers granted, duration of authority, and may require witness signatures depending on the nature of authorization.
