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A Power of Attorney (POA) gives authority to another person to act on your behalf, but circumstances may change where you no longer wish that authority to continue. In such cases, a formal revocation is required to ensure the POA is legally canceled and cannot be misused.
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Yes, the principal can revoke a POA at any time, provided it is done through proper legal procedures.
Yes, revocation must be notarized to be valid in the UAE.
Yes, the attorney must be formally notified to avoid further use of the POA.
No, once legally revoked and notified, the POA loses its authority.
Yes, companies often revoke POAs granted to managers, employees, or representatives when authority is no longer required.
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