Revocation of a Power of Attorney (India) by OLL
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Revocation of the Power of Attorney
LET IS BE KNOWN TO ALL MEN THROUGH THESE PRESENTS that I…………….s/o………………..r/o……………….do hereby remove and cancel all the powers and authorities given by me to Shri……….s/o……….r/o……….by virtue of a power of attorney dated……….
I further declare that all or any of the act done or executed by aforesaid Shri…………s/o………….r/o…………under or in pursuance of the aforesaid power of attorney dated…………shall not be deemed to be my acts nor done in my name or on my behalf, after the execution of this present deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF act……….
This document is a formal legal notice used to cancel and invalidate an existing Power of Attorney. It ensures that any future actions taken by the previously appointed representative are no longer legally binding on the person who granted the power.
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About this template
What is this template?
This document is a formal revocation deed used to terminate a specific legal agency relationship. It is not a new power of attorney and does not grant any new rights or authorities to any party.
When should you use it?
Use this when you no longer want an agent to act for you under a specific dated document, instead of using a General Power of Attorney which grants rights.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| First Paragraph | Removal of Authority | Explicitly removes and cancels all powers and authorities granted to the named agent by virtue of a power of attorney dated on a specific day. |
| Second Paragraph | Declaration of Non-Liability | Declares that any acts performed by the agent after the execution of this deed shall not be deemed acts done on the grantor's behalf. |
Who it's for
- an individual in India wishing to cancel an existing power of attorney granted to a specific agent
How long it runs and how it's signed
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