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Guidelines for Drafting Power of Attorney by the Company to its Managing Director:
Clear Identification: Clearly identify the parties involved - the company granting the power (principal) and the managing director receiving the power (attorney-in-fact).
Scope of Authority: Specify the precise powers being delegated to the managing director. Clearly outline the scope of authority, such as financial transactions, contractual agreements, or specific business operations.
Term and Revocation: Clearly state the duration for which the power of attorney is valid. Include provisions for revocation, specifying the conditions under which the authority can be terminated.
Legal Compliance: Ensure that the power of attorney complies with the relevant laws, regulations, and the company's articles of association. Seek legal advice to confirm adherence to statutory requirements.
Notarization and Execution: Follow proper notarization and execution procedures. The document may need to be signed, sealed, and executed in accordance with the company's rules and applicable laws.
Common Mistakes to Avoid:
Ambiguity: Avoid vague language. Clearly define the extent of authority to prevent any misunderstandings or misuse of powers.
Omission of Important Clauses: Include clauses related to indemnification, limitations of authority, and any specific restrictions to avoid potential legal complications.
Failure to Update: If there are changes in the managing director's position or if the powers need modification, ensure timely updates to the power of attorney.
Lack of Witnessing: Ensure the document is properly witnessed where required by law. Inadequate witnessing may question the validity of the power of attorney.
By adhering to these guidelines and avoiding common mistakes, the power of attorney becomes a legally robust document, facilitating the efficient delegation of authority from the company to its managing director.