In Guatemala, in the case of commercial, civil entities or associations, as a rule and in accordance with the law, they have their legal representatives. In addition, depending on their line of business, they may appoint attorneys-in-fact for one or several matters, or for all matters, depending on the structure of their government. In view of the foregoing, the figure of the power of attorney entails several responsibilities derived from the exercise of the same.
The mandate constitutes,
