Michael Neary

This Precedent is a general power of attorney made under section 16 of the Powers of Attorney Act 1996 (Ireland) by which a donor may confer authority on one or more attorney(s) to do on behalf of the donor anything which they can lawfully do by an attorney. The authority will not survive the incapacity of the donor.

This Precedent is heads of terms for the sale of a freehold or long leasehold property.

This Precedent put and call option enables either the purchaser or the vendor to require the other to enter into a Contract for Sale of the identified property. The land is to be sold as a whole without any requirement that planning permission should be obtained. The purchase price is fixed at the outset.

This is a precedent solicitor's statement confirmation in accordance with the requirements of Legal Office Notice No 3 of 2010—Tailte Éireann. In order to counter against the risk of fraud with regard to the use of powers of attorneys Tailte Éireann introduced a requirement for the solicitor for the donee to provide a legal statement of confirmation in relation to the use of a donee's powers to execute documents under a power of attorney.

This Precedent is a general or ordinary power of attorney granted to an individual or another company to execute various documents and take various action on its behalf in respect of a property transaction pursuant to the Power of Attorney Act 1996 (Ireland). A power of attorney (also known as a POA) is a document by which one person gives another person the power to act on his behalf and in his name. It is a common tool for delegating power to act. It can either grant wide authority or be very specific.