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Deeds and Power of Attorney
Deeds and powers of attorney carry real consequences, so the details matter. Redeem can help you understand the documentation side and confirm what is needed for your situation.
Documents We Commonly Assist With
- Power of attorney
- Indenture
- Deeds, as applicable
What This Generally Concerns
A deed is a formal written document commonly used to record certain transactions or commitments. A power of attorney is a document by which one person authorises another to act for them in stated matters.
The right form, how it must be signed or witnessed, and whether any registration is needed depend on the nature of the document and its intended use. Not every document can be prepared or validated by Redeem, and this is confirmed at enquiry.
Questions Clients Often Ask
- What should a power of attorney cover, and for how long?
- Is the document for one transaction or a wider range of matters?
- Can it be arranged if I am outside Ghana?
- How is a power of attorney changed or brought to an end?
- What supporting documents and identification are required?
Things to Confirm
- The exact scope of the authority being given or recorded
- Signing, witnessing or registration requirements
- Where and by whom the document will be used
- Whether you should also seek advice from a qualified lawyer on its legal effect
Redeem assists with documentation. For advice on the legal effect of a deed or power of attorney, consult a qualified lawyer.
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