Article 185: General provisions on power of attorney

1. The power of attorney shall be recognized as a written authorization issued by one person to another person or other persons for representation before a third person. 2. Trusts on behalf of minors (art. 28) and 3. The written authorization to perform the transaction may be submitted directly by the soo representative. a third party who has the right to ascertain the identity of the person represented and to mark it on a document confirming the credentials of the representative. a citizen ' s representative of his or her contribution to the bank, the deposit of money to his or her deposit account, the transaction of his or her bank account, including the receipt of money from his or her banks.c 4. The rules of this Code may be submitted directly to the bank or liaison organization. The power of attorney shall also apply where the credentials of the representative are contained in a treaty, including a treaty between the representative and the representative submitted, between the submitting and a third party, l 5. If a power of attorney is given to a number of representatives, each of them shall have the powers specified in the decision of the assembly, unless otherwise established by law or contrary to the substance of the relationship. 6. The rules of this article shall, as appropriate, apply also in cases where a power of attorney has been issued A few individuals together.