Legal Notice

Legal Notices

Notice of Revocation of Power of Attorney

In the Emirate of Dubai, revoking a power of attorney is a significant legal process that must be executed with precision to clarify legal relationships and prevent misuse of granted authorities. We provide a comprehensive service for preparing and delivering revocation notices in an official manner, tailored to the type of power of attorney and the client’s specific circumstances.

The service includes:

• Drafting a complete legal notice according to proper legal standards.
• Identifying the specific type of power of attorney to be revoked (general, special, or case-related).
• Notifying the agent (the attorney-in-fact) through approved official channels.
• Coordinating with the public notary in Dubai to formally cancel and document the revocation if necessary.
• Ensuring proper legal delivery of the notice (public notary, judicial officer, or registered mail).

Importance of the notice:
An official revocation notice helps protect the principal from any actions the agent may take after the revocation date and prevents continued use of the power of attorney, which could otherwise expose the principal to legal liability. It also serves as strong legal evidence in the event of a dispute.

Additional Notes: If the power of attorney has been previously notarized by a public notary or any government entity, official procedures must be followed to cancel it definitively.
In some cases, a judicial notice may be required to protect the principal’s rights and officially record the revocation date before the courts.

Judicial Notices

• Judicial Notice : A formal legal warning issued through the notary or the court to assert or preserve a right.

Common Types of Legal Notices:

• Financial Claims:
  Relating to the payment of a specific amount of money, such as checks, enforcement of commercial contracts, or debt declarations.
• Real Estate Disputes:
  Related to mortgage issues, service charges, or partitioning of jointly owned property.
• Contractual Breaches:
  Pertaining to performance, termination, annulment, or compensation due to delays.
• Tenancy Disputes:
  Concerning lease terminations, tenant evictions, or payment of rent and related dues.
• Bankruptcy and Restructuring Requests:
  Involving the initiation of restructuring or bankruptcy proceedings and related matters.
• Insolvency Notices:
  Related to debt settlement notices for insolvent individuals or appointment of a representative for the heirs of a deceased insolvent person.
• Delivery Notices:
  Requesting the delivery of a specific item, such as property, movable assets, gifts, etc.
• Tender and Deposit Notices:
  Involving offering a sum of money or asset to its rightful owner. If refused, it is deposited with the court or with a designated custodian.