Document background
The Authorization Letter To Give Permission is a crucial document in Nigerian business and personal affairs, used when an individual or organization needs to formally delegate specific powers or permissions to another party. This document type is particularly relevant in situations where the authorizer cannot be physically present to perform certain actions or make specific decisions. The letter must comply with Nigerian legal requirements, including proper identification of all parties, clear scope of authorization, and appropriate authentication through witnessing and/or notarization. It's commonly used in various contexts such as business transactions, property matters, educational affairs, or healthcare decisions. The document's validity is supported by Nigerian contract law, the Powers of Attorney Act, and must often be stamped in accordance with the Stamp Duties Act. The authorization can be time-limited or indefinite, and may include specific conditions or limitations on the granted permissions.
