Document background
A Representative Letter of Authorization is essential in situations where an individual or entity (the principal) needs to delegate authority to another party (the representative) to act on their behalf. This document, which must comply with Irish legal requirements, is commonly used for business transactions, property dealings, administrative matters, or personal affairs where direct action by the principal is not possible or practical. The letter typically specifies the scope of authority, duration, and any limitations on the representative's powers. It must be carefully drafted to ensure compliance with Irish legislation, including the Powers of Attorney Act 1996, data protection regulations, and relevant consumer protection laws where applicable. The document serves as evidence of the representative's authority when dealing with third parties and can be crucial for both domestic and international transactions involving Irish parties or interests.
