General Power of Attorney (GPA)
A single grant holding the continuing matters: tenancies and rent, account operations, property tax with the Municipal Corporation, and appearances before offices, including business filings for a family firm. The instrument parents use to place daily affairs with one child.
- Wide scope, multiple powers in one document
- Registration mandatory if it includes property dealings
- Valid until revoked or the Principal's death
A General PoA leaves our desk only with its exclusions clause in place; breadth needs its boundary.
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