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Agent may be appointed by Power of Attorney.
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XXXIX. It shall be lawful for any Lord or Tenant of a Manor, or any other Person interested in any Proceedings under this Act, by a Power of Attorney given in Writing under his Hand, or, in the Case of a Corporation Aggregate, under the Common Seal of such Corporation, from Time to Time to appoint an Agent to act for him in carrying into execution the Provisions of this Act; and all Things which by this Act are directed or authorized to be done by or in relation to any Person may be fully done by or in relation to the Agent so duly authorized of such Person; and every such Agent shall have full Power, in the Name and on behalf of his Principal, to concur in and execute any Agreement or Application or other Document arising out of the Execution of this Act; and every Person shall be bound by the Acts of any such Agent, according to the Authority committed to him, as fully as if the Principal of such Agent had so acted; and the Power of Attorney under which the Agent shall have acted, or a Copy thereof authenticated by the Signature of Two credible Witnesses, shall be sent to the Office of the Commissioners; and any such Power of Attorney may by in the Form following:
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‘Manor of in the County of I [A.B.] of &c., do hereby appoint C.D, of, &c., to be my lawful Attorney, to act for me in all respects its if I myself were present and acting in the Execution of “The Copyhold Act, 1858.” Dated this Day of One thousand eight hundred and ‘(Signed) A.B.’
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