Roughly speaking, it is called proxy to authorize a person who has reached the age of eighteen and who is in good mental health to do one or more works on your behalf. When someone is appointed as a proxy, a proxy relationship is formed between the person who appoints the proxy and the person who is made the proxy.
According to our legislation, this proxy relationship must be established through a notary public in order for certain transactions to be carried out. Here, the official document that the notary public will issue on this subject is called a power of attorney.
According to the Attorneyship Law, only lawyers holding a license to act as a proxy before the judicial authorities are authorized to act on your behalf. In other words, anyone who does not practice the profession of attorneyship and does not have a license does not have the right and authority to represent you before the judicial authorities or to be a proxy for you.
When you want to give power of attorney to a lawyer legally, this is done by a notary public. A power of attorney is issued by the notary according to the type of transaction you will make.
