Document background
The Authorization Letter For Proxy is a crucial document in Singapore's legal framework, commonly used when an individual or entity needs to delegate authority to another person for specific purposes. It must comply with Singapore's Powers of Attorney Act and may require consideration of the Mental Capacity Act depending on its scope. The document typically specifies the identity of both principal and proxy, the exact scope of authority granted, duration of the authorization, and any limitations or conditions. It's particularly valuable when the principal cannot be physically present or needs assistance in handling specific matters, ranging from simple administrative tasks to complex financial transactions.
