Correduría Pública 67 - Granting and revocation of powers of attorney

Granting and revocation of powers of attorney

Delegate management, asset, litigation, collection, or commercial powers with precise, registered, and revocable instruments.

Scope

What this service includes

  • Drafting of general or special powers tailored to your needs
  • Shareholders' meeting minutes or delegation agreement from the granting body
  • Protocolization and registry filing of the power
  • Revocations and substitutions with timely registry publication

Real cases

When do you need it?

Open banking operations

The bank requires a registered power to operate accounts or contract credit in the company's name.

Delegate daily operations

Regional directors need authority to enter contracts without relying on each individual signature of the CEO.

Executive departure

An attorney-in-fact leaves the company and the power must be formally revoked to prevent acts in the company's name.

Step by step

How the process works

  1. Scope

    We define the covered acts: management, assets, litigation, collection, or commerce.

  2. Source document

    We prepare shareholders' meeting minutes or an instruction letter depending on who grants the power.

  3. Protocolization

    Appearance of the grantor and the attorney-in-fact before our public faith.

  4. Registration

    Public Commerce Registry filing and certified copies for banks and counterparties.

Frequent questions

Frequently asked questions

What powers are needed for litigation?

A general power for litigation and collections enables filing and defending lawsuits; certain procedural acts require specific clauses. We draft it in line with court practice.

How do I know if a power is still in effect?

We can issue a certified copy with a current-status notation and verify recorded revocations. This is common practice before closing significant transactions.

Does a revocation bind third parties acting in good faith?

To be opposable to third parties it must be registered with the Public Commerce Registry. We recommend doing so immediately when an attorney departs.

Need to grant or revoke powers?

Grant or revoke powers of attorney with the exact scope and timely registration.