The power of attorney in Switzerland (also known as 'procuration') is a legal document by which a person gives power to another to act in their name (Federal Act on the Amendment of the Swiss Civil Code – Part Five: The Code of Obligations, Art 32). In Switzerland, the power of attorney can be granted by the principal to the agent for various legal purposes.
The procuration may be used for simple actions (such as giving procuration to someone else to accept and sign
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