Question: What is the proxy authority? What's the use?
The power of agency means that the agent can act according to the power of agency, and the effect of the act will directly belong to the principal. When exercising the power of agency, the agent should exercise it by himself, and exercise it prudently, diligently and faithfully. In entrusted agency, if an agent can represent all legal acts within the scope of authorization, it belongs to general agency, also known as general agency or discretionary agency. The so-called general agency refers to only representing general litigation rights, such as the right to sue, the right to respond to litigation, the right to apply for withdrawal, the right to provide evidence, and the right to debate. The so-called special authorized agency refers to the agency of litigation rights closely related to the substantive rights, such as admitting, waiving, changing the litigation claims of the principal, settling, filing counterclaims, or acting as the agent for the principal to appeal.