Document background
The Third Party Authorization Letter is a crucial legal instrument in Danish business and personal affairs, used when an individual or entity needs to delegate specific powers or authority to another party. This document becomes necessary in various situations, such as when someone needs representation in business transactions, handling of administrative matters, or management of personal affairs during absence or incapacity. Under Danish law, particularly the Contracts Act (Aftaleloven) and the Administration of Justice Act (Retsplejeloven), such authorization must be clearly documented and specify the scope of delegated authority. The letter typically includes detailed information about both parties, the specific powers being granted, duration of the authorization, and any limitations or conditions attached to the authority. It serves as a formal record of the delegation and provides legal protection for all parties involved, including third parties who rely on the authorization.
