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An Authorization Letter For Mortgage is a crucial document in Irish property transactions that enables someone to act on behalf of a property owner in mortgage-related matters. This document is particularly necessary when property owners cannot personally handle mortgage proceedings due to absence, illness, or other circumstances. It must comply with Irish banking regulations and property laws, including the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 and relevant consumer protection legislation. The authorization letter typically specifies the scope of powers granted, duration of authority, property details, and all relevant party information. It requires proper witnessing and possibly notarization to be legally valid in Ireland. The document serves as a legal safeguard for all parties involved in the mortgage process, including the lending institution, the property owner, and the authorized representative.
