When entrusting others to exercise their legitimate rights and interests on their behalf, the client shall show the legal documents of the client when exercising his power. The trustor shall not abandon the entrusted matters for any reason. If the client makes any rights and interests that violate national laws, the client has the right to terminate the entrustment agreement. Within the scope of the legitimate rights and interests of the principal's power of attorney, all the duties exercised by the principal shall be borne by the principal, and the principal shall not bear any legal responsibilities.
1. Notarization. The parties apply to the notary office, fill in the application form, and provide relevant certificates such as sales contract, ID card and property right certificate.
2. Conduct notarization acceptance. The notary department shall examine the notarization application of the parties concerned, and accept the application if it meets the notarization conditions.
3. Conduct a notarization review. When accepting notarization, it is necessary to review the submitted materials. If the materials are incomplete or in doubt, the parties concerned will be informed to supplement them, and the notary department will also investigate both parties.
4. Issue a notarial certificate. Upon examination, if it meets the requirements of notarization, a notarial certificate shall be issued. The notarial certificate shall be made in the format prescribed or approved by the judicial department and shall take effect as of the date of signature. Fees: Pay deed tax of 3% of the property value, transaction fee of 0.8% of the property value and notarization fee of 2% of the property value.
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People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code
Article 173 The entrusted agency shall be terminated under any of the following circumstances:
(1) The agency term expires or the agency affairs are completed;
(2) The principal cancels the entrustment or the agent abandons the entrustment;
(3) The agent loses the capacity for civil conduct;
(4) The agent or the principal dies;
(5) The legal person or unincorporated organization acting as an agent or principal terminates.
Article 174 After the death of the principal, the agency act performed by the entrusted agent is valid under any of the following circumstances:
(a) The agent does not know and should not know that the principal is dead;
(2) Approved by the trustee's successor;
(3) The power of attorney shall terminate when the agency affairs are completed;
(four) the principal has been implemented before his death and continues to represent him for the benefit of the principal's heirs.
Where the legal person or unincorporated organization as the principal terminates, the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.