Representation by Power of Attorney According to Legislation and Legal Practice

Authors

  • Dr. Sc. Kastriote Vlahna Doctor of Civil Law Sciences, at the University of Pristina "Hasan Prishtina", Faculty of Law, Pristina, Republic of Kosovo
  • Dr. Hajredin Kuçi Prof, Regular Professor, at the University of Prishtina "Hasan Prishtina", Faculty of Law, Pristina, Republic of Kosovo; Corresponding author

Keywords:

representation, representation by power of attorney, power of attorney, transfers of rights

Abstract

The word representation comes from the English word advocacy, which also means calling, mediation, and search. Alternatively, the word advocacy is derived from the English root (ad - towards, towards, for; voca - voice, word, calls, speaks). In this context, representation represents giving voice to groups that traditionally have not been consulted (have been silent) in the decision-making process. This also defines the role of specific citizens' associations and networks of citizens' associations for representation, as well as mediators between marginalized groups and decision-makers. These organizations give voice to members and target groups through their representation. Representation in this context of civic organization is a relatively new term in the Republic of Macedonia. The concept of representation, however, is not new. In the literature you can find a lot of different information, while some of them are presented in the following text: "Advocacy is an act or process of supporting a certain goal or issue. Advocacy campaigns include a series of targeted activities aimed at build support for a particular cause or issue We advocate for a particular cause or issue because we want to: build support for the cause or issue, influence others to support it, or try to influence or change relevant law, which is related to the matter for which we represent. Based on local legislation as well as in other countries, representation can be legal and by proxy. Regarding legal representation, the law itself determines that for natural persons who do not have the ability to act. legal representatives act on their behalf, while when it comes to representation by power of attorney, it is an issue that requires a broader clarification regarding power of attorney, this is due to the fact that in practice from everyday life representation by power of attorney. it is quite necessary for the subjects to act for them, whether a lawyer or another person. This is almost a relief for people who have the obligation to be in two work activities at the same time, or for people who do not know the specific issue well and in these cases authorize another person to deal with that issue specifically with the relevant action. More broadly related to representation and representation by power of attorney in particular will be discussed in the content of this paper.

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Published

2023-04-26

How to Cite

Vlahna, D. S. K. ., & Kuçi, D. H. . (2023). Representation by Power of Attorney According to Legislation and Legal Practice. Pioneer: Journal of Advanced Research and Scientific Progress, 2(4), 80–88. Retrieved from https://innosci.org/jarsp/article/view/1179

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