Generally speaking, originals are needed. The power of attorney of a legal person requires the signature or seal of the legal representative, which can be signed or sealed. Requiring the authorized representative to sign or seal in the power of attorney means that any signature or seal of the authorized representative is valid, that is, only the authorized representative's signature or company official seal can be stamped. But it does not rule out that the signature is stamped at the same time. Therefore, the official seal of the company can be stamped with the signature of the designated representative.

Must the power of attorney be original?

Second, the matters needing attention of the power of attorney

Matters needing attention in filling in the power of attorney of the legal representative are as follows: Basic information such as the client's name, gender, age and position must be stated. To define the scope of authorization, we should not simply write "full authorization", but define the contents of authorization item by item. If the litigation is entrusted by an agent, the authority of the entrusted agent in the litigation process, the right to give up and admit the litigation request, the right to counterclaim, the right to reconciliation, etc. It should be clear. If it is not specified, it is considered that it does not have these specific rights, but only has the right to appeal. If a contract is signed, it should be clear under what conditions and within what scope the contract is valid, and beyond this scope it is invalid.

3. What is the difference between an authorized client and an authorized client?

1, difference relation: principal and principal are the difference between acceptance and surrender. Client: the person you entrust to handle related affairs on your behalf. Trustee: A person entrusted to do something for others. Generally speaking, the entrusted agent is called the principal and the principal; In general practice, it is called the principal and the trustee.

2. The difference from the master-slave relationship: the principal is the person entrusted by the principal to handle affairs for him. For example, A entrusts B to buy goods. A is the principal and B is the principal. The principal refers to the person who entrusts others to do things for himself. The principal refers to the person who accepts the entrustment of the principal and engages in civil and commercial activities or litigation and arbitration activities.

3. Different from the scope represented: according to the entrustment agreement, as long as it is within the scope prescribed by law, the civil and commercial legal acts done by the principal within the scope authorized by the principal are effective for the principal.