The Powers-of-Attorney Act, 1882 (Act 7 of 1882) is a foundational legislation governing the creation, recognition, and operation of powers of attorney in India. The Act facilitates the delegation of authority by one person to another for the management of legal, financial, commercial, property, and personal affairs. This 2026 edition incorporates amendments arising from the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 and includes practical Model Forms of Powers-of-Attorney. Published as a Bare Act with Comments, the book serves as a valuable legal reference for understanding the scope, execution, validity, interpretation, and use of powers of attorney in various legal and commercial transactions. The inclusion of Supreme Court Guidelines and Landmark Judgments enhances its practical utility for legal professionals and individuals alike.
Key Features
- Complete text of The Powers-of-Attorney Act, 1882 (Act 7 of 1882)
- Updated with amendments under the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 (Act 34 of 2019)
- Includes Model Forms of Powers-of-Attorney for practical reference
- Covers statutory provisions relating to delegation of authority and agency powers
- Includes Supreme Court Guidelines relevant to powers of attorney and related transactions
- Features Landmark Judgments interpreting the provisions and legal effect of powers of attorney
- Useful reference for property, commercial, financial, and legal transactions
- Assists in understanding execution and validity requirements of powers of attorney
- Published as a Bare Act with Comments
- Updated 2026 edition for legal, professional, and academic use