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The Power of Attorney Sale Deed is a crucial document in Canadian real estate transactions where the property owner cannot personally execute the sale. This document type is commonly used when property owners are abroad, incapacitated, or otherwise unable to personally attend the property sale closing. It must comply with both federal and provincial legislation regarding powers of attorney and property transfers. The document includes comprehensive details about the property, the scope of the attorney's authority, sale terms, and necessary representations and warranties. It requires proper witnessing and notarization to be legally valid, and must be registered with the appropriate land registry office. The Power of Attorney Sale Deed provides security and legal certainty for all parties involved, ensuring that the property transfer is legally binding and properly authorized.
