Document background
The Authorization Letter To Give Permission is a fundamental legal instrument in Indian law that facilitates the delegation of specific powers or authority from one party to another. This document becomes necessary when an individual or organization needs to authorize another party to act on their behalf for specific purposes, whether for business transactions, personal matters, or legal proceedings. The letter must comply with Indian legal requirements, including those set forth in the Indian Contract Act, 1872, and the Powers of Attorney Act, 1882. It should clearly state the scope of authorization, temporal limitations, and specific powers being granted. The document is particularly relevant in situations where the authorizer cannot be physically present or wants to formally delegate certain responsibilities. Common uses include banking transactions, property matters, business representations, medical decisions, or travel arrangements for minors.
