General power of attorney always confers a general power of performing while the Special power of Attorney confers only a selected power to perform any particular act or task. The GPA covers a good range of powers and isn’t restricted to any particular work. Hence, it must tend only to a really trustworthy person. The Special power on the opposite hand involves an end once the task or specific act is completed and is usually work specific. an individual can authorize the Attorney to sell, buy, rent out, recover his debts, open bank accounts, close accounts, attend the courts, appear on behalf of the principal in legal matters or file tax returns etc under the overall Powers. it’s not restrictive. But in Spe...
General power of attorney always confers a general power of performing while the Special power of Attorney confers only a selected power to perform any particular act or task. The GPA covers a good range of powers and isn’t restricted to any particular work. Hence, it must tend only to a really trustworthy person. The Special power on the opposite hand involves an end once the task or specific act is completed and is usually work specific. an individual can authorize the Attorney to sell, buy, rent out, recover his debts, open bank accounts, close accounts, attend the courts, appear on behalf of the principal in legal matters or file tax returns etc under the overall Powers. it’s not restrictive. But in Special Power of Attorney, just one act among the above mentioned acts is to be performed.
