This form is a general power of attorney. The form authorizes the agent of the principal to use the principal's money, property, or other assets only in the best interest of the principal. The form must be signed by two witnesses, the principal, and the agent.
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¿CA³mo se debe realizar un poder notarial?Los nombres completos y cA©dulas de la persona que otorga el poder y de la que acepta la representaciA³n.Las actividades, procesos, trA¡mites, etc. que el apoderado podrA¡ realizar.Fecha del documento.La vigencia del documento, o en quA© casos se puede revocar.Oct 7, 2020
Se trata de un documento con validez legal por el que una persona confia en otra para que haga gestiones en su nombre. En ese documento intervienen tres partes: Quien otorga el poder (el poderdante u otorgante). La persona que recibe ese poder (el apoderado/a).
Los poderes generales son aquellos en los que el poderdante otorga facultades al representante para actuar en todos o en algunos ambitos, con carA¡cter general, que deberA¡n quedar especificados en el poder.
Se otorga mediante Escritura Publica. Debe contener la descripciA³n clara y especAfica de las facultades, aclarando que no afecta ni le genera responsabilidades al poderdante. El Poder General NO es vA¡lido para realizar un testamento. Puede ser revocado aun sin el consentimiento del apoderado.
Podemos definir un poder especial como aquel que se refiere a un bien jurAdico concreto sobre el que se va a realizar un acto, o que detalla unas acciones concretas que se pueden materializar. Por ejemplo, un poder especAfico para la venta de un inmueble, o para llevar a cabo contratos laborales, etc2026
¿ QuA© datos deben contener?Datos exactos y completos de las partes (quien da el poder y quien lo recibe).DescripciA³n detallada del acto a realizar, persona natural o jurAdica a la cual se dirige.Firma y sello del notario.Este documento se debe autenticar personalmente en notarAa, con el documento de identificaciA³n.
El poder general se caracteriza por facultar al apoderado para realizar actos de administracion Aºnicamente, en tanto el poder especial faculta al apoderado para realizar actos dispositivos.
Existen dos clases de Poderes: El Poder General por escritura publica y el Poder Especial que se otorga por documento privado.
