Who is the lawyer?
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What is a lawyer?
The civil law defines the power of attorney as follows: "power of attorney is a contract whereby one of the parties appoints the other party as his representative to do something." Therefore, according to the legal definition, first, power of attorney is a contract, which means that it requires the will of both parties and It is demand and acceptance, and one side of the contract is the client and the other side is the lawyer. Secondly, advocacy may be free or paid. Thirdly, the power of attorney should be given in doing something that the client himself is capable of doing.
Types of attorney
There are different types of power of attorney, each of which has its own terms and conditions. ☑️ Official and normal attorney The first division that can be made of attorney is formal attorney and ordinary attorney. The difference between these two attorneys is in the authority for setting up the attorney, which is in the first notary office, and the second is arranged by the lawyer and the client. It is worth mentioning that ordinary power of attorney is not acceptable in all organizations and offices, and if a lawyer wants to go to these centers to do something, he must have an official power of attorney with him.
☑️ Attorney Civil and legal representation Another division in advocacy is civil advocacy and judicial advocacy. Civil attorney is the same as the attorney that is registered in the notary, but the legal attorney is a lawyer who is a trainee or a basic lawyer of a judiciary who has a lawyer's license from the association of lawyers with the center of lawyers of the judiciary. What needs to be emphasized here is that civil representation is not acceptable in the judicial authorities, and if the client wants to introduce a lawyer to the judicial authority, his lawyer must have a license to represent the judiciary and have a special power of attorney, which is currently It is set electronically.
☑️ Attorney-at-law Another type of power of attorney can be introduced as removable and non-removable power of attorney. In principle, the power of attorney contract can be terminated by both the client and the lawyer. That is, whenever the client wants, he can prohibit the lawyer from continuing his work and dismiss him without the need for his consent. But sometimes, due to some reasons, the client loses this right to dismiss and will no longer have the right to dismiss the lawyer. Attorney-at-law is generally used where it is granted after concluding a contract such as a sale.
☑️ business attorney Another practical power of attorney in society is work power of attorney, which is mostly a power of attorney. This type of power of attorney, which has a fixed and uniform format in notary offices, is used for places where the client is unable to go to offices, organizations, and ministries due to reasons such as distance, disability, physical illness, old age, and so on. He entrusts the reason for doing his work and affairs to another person (for example, his child) so that these actions and references are done on his behalf. Although the lawyer has full authority in this type of representation, but according to the law, the lawyer must respect the interests of the client in all matters, and if an action is taken against the interests of the client, this action will not be valid and can be rejected by the client.
