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Powers of Attorney Act 1971: Primary legislation governing the creation, execution, and scope of powers of attorney, including basic requirements for creating a power of attorney and execution requirements

Law of Property Act 1925: Legislation relevant for property-related matters in powers of attorney, particularly concerning the requirements for execution of deeds

Mental Capacity Act 2005: While primarily focused on lasting powers of attorney, this Act is relevant for ensuring the donor has mental capacity when granting the power

The Powers of Attorney (1971) Rules: Subsidiary legislation detailing procedural requirements for powers of attorney

Common Law Principles: Legal principles established through case law covering agency relationships, fiduciary duties, scope of authority, and delegation of powers

Companies Act 2006: Relevant when the power of attorney involves corporate matters or is being granted by a company

Land Registry Requirements: Specific requirements that must be met if the power of attorney involves dealings with real property

Financial Conduct Authority Regulations: Regulatory requirements that must be considered if the power of attorney involves financial matters or regulated activities